Veteran CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins shares her thoughts on the drama plaguing the cast of “Summer house.” In an episode of Andy Cohen“Look what’s happening live,” Collins shouted Wilson West And Amanda Batulaof “lack of remorse” while being confronted by their co-stars about their secret romantic relationship.
CNN Veteran Kaitlan Collins Criticizes West Wilson and Amanda Batula From ‘Summer House’
Part two of the “Summer House” Season 10 reunion aired last night on Bravo, and viewers got even more insight into Batula and Wilson’s unexpected relationship.
Speaking to Cohen, Collins praised the Bravo figurehead for his excellent questions before sharing his thoughts on the subject.
“It’s really crazy to watch,” she said. “Watching it, my main takeaway is that Ciara Miller is the most gracious, kindest person I’ve ever seen on television.”
She added: “The way she controlled herself in such a turbulent time blew me away. … She really kept her composure during that.”
Collins didn’t stop there. She also said that Wilson and Batula’s “lack of empathy and remorse shocked me.”
West Wilson and Amanda Batula confirm romance after months of speculation
Collins’ comments come after Wilson and Batula sparked a frenzy in the Bravoverse by announcing their romance in March 2026.
They responded to the speculation with a joint Instagram post, revealing that they had feelings for each other after “Summer House” cameras stopped for season 10.
“We have been friends over the years, through all the ups and downs, and what developed recently was the last thing we expected. Our connection grew out of a true, long-standing friendship, which made it especially important for us to approach this with caution,” the message read, according to The Blast.
West Wilson is challenged by several of his ‘Summer House’ co-stars
Collins is not the only one to denounce Wilson and Batula. According to The Blast, Carl Radke shared a similar statement, saying Wilson had not taken “responsibility” for his actions.
“I think a lot of us were hoping to experience the feeling you get when someone apologizes and takes responsibility,” he said. “Especially looking at it now, I didn’t feel it, and that’s what’s hard.”
He went on to say that Wilson and Batula’s behavior hurt many people in the cast, including his best friend and Batula’s ex-husband, Kyle Cooke.
“He’s my best friend, and I’m watching this bullshit, the footage of West in his family home with Kyle. Not only did he bring Ciara home, he brought Kyle home. And then he does this. It’s just evil,” Radke said.
Before that, Radke shared a similar statement, revealing that he wasn’t interested in hooking up with Wilson for a while.
“We’ve been through this many times with him, with Ciara and everything, many dinner tables on camera, many seasons,” Radke said. “And here we are again. So I don’t have a lot of grace for certain things.”
Miller got licked at the meeting
While there’s still a lot left to reveal in the “Summer House” reunion, the first two parts were explosive.
The Blast reported on Miller’s wild readings during the first part of the reunion, during which she told the cast that Batula and Wilson would likely spar for one reason only.
“I honestly think the best woman for West is someone who won’t check on him for anything, and that’s totally Amanda,” she said. “She’s very tight-lipped. She’ll be that weak figure that he needs, and he can still be the star of the relationship. So, I actually think, maybe it could work.”
Based on the reunion trailer, even more will unfold next week, as Miller reportedly criticized Batula for betraying her after being her “champion” for six years.
Miller thinks ‘bad karma’ affects some people she knows
Despite being passed by people she considered friends, Miller continues to drive in the truck. According to The Blast, Miller recently told an interviewer that she thought “bad karma” was happening to some people she knew.
Although she didn’t give any names, it’s almost obvious that the 30-year-old reality star was referring to Wilson and Batula.
The “Summer House” meeting ends next Tuesday, June 9 at 8 p.m. ET.
