The Summer House Season 10 reunion delivered exactly what fans craved — raw confrontation, timeline receipts, and bombshells about Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke’s marriage that no one saw coming.

Hosted by Andy Cohen across three parts (Part 1 dropped May 26, 2026), the sit-down ripped open the final days of “Kymanda,” the messy start of Amanda’s romance with West Wilson, and the fractured friendships left in the wreckage. The room crackled. Tears flowed. Accusations flew.

Here’s every major reveal about the marriage ending and the chaos that followed.

Kyle Cooke Reveals the Real Day the Marriage Ended

For months, the January 19, 2026 separation announcement read like a calm, mutual decision. “After much reflection, we have mutually and amicably decided to part ways as a couple,” the joint statement said.

At the reunion, Kyle Cooke pulled the curtain back.

He told the group — and viewers — that he and Amanda actually split the same day they posted that statement. There was no long, drawn-out conversation weeks earlier. They decided while sitting down to write the post.

Amanda confirmed it. She had already made up her mind on New Year’s Day 2026 after waking up alone and learning Kyle had stayed at a hotel in Hoboken instead of coming home. That moment became “the nail in the coffin.”

The couple that fans watched navigate engagement, wedding, and years of on-screen ups and downs had quietly unraveled behind closed doors long before the cameras caught the final cracks during Season 10 filming.

They’re Still Legally Married — No Divorce Filed Yet

Here’s the part that surprised many: As of early June 2026, Amanda and Kyle have not filed for divorce.

Amanda confirmed she “attained counsel” and lawyers have been involved. Paperwork reached Kyle’s side, but nothing has been officially filed. They remain separated but legally tied — a detail that added extra tension when discussing Amanda’s new relationship.

The Amanda & West Wilson Timeline Gets Torn Apart

The reunion didn’t just revisit the split. It dissected the overlapping romance that followed.

Ciara Miller — Amanda’s former best friend and West’s ex — came armed with texts and receipts. On January 17, 2026 (just two days before the separation announcement), Ciara noticed Amanda’s location at West’s apartment and invited her out. Amanda went quiet for 30 minutes before responding.

Early March texts showed Amanda assuring Ciara that she and West were “very much so just friends” and denying any physical involvement. At the reunion, Amanda admitted flat-out: “I 100 percent lied.”

They claimed the connection stayed PG until after the public confirmation on March 31, 2026. First kiss happened around the end of February. They first slept together after the statement went live.

Kyle pushed back hard on the timeline during Part 2, suggesting more overlap than Amanda and West admitted. The cast grilled West about a secret girlfriend (Meija Moreno) he was seeing around the same time he denied anything with Amanda on WWHL.

Ciara’s Savage Read and Kyle’s Unexpected Defense

The most brutal moment came when Ciara explained why she thinks Amanda and West might actually last:

“I honestly think that the best, like, woman for West is, like, someone who’s not gonna check him on anything, and that’s totally Amanda. She’s very mute. She’s gonna be that weak figure that he needs, and he can always be the star in the relationship.”

Kyle, sitting right there, leaned over and told Ciara the comment was “a little harsh.” He added that even with everything going on between him and Amanda, hearing that still stung.

The exchange highlighted the strange position Kyle found himself in — defending his estranged wife while watching her move on with his former close friend’s ex.

Emotional Low Points and Lingering Hurt

Kyle got emotional at points, especially when old footage and confessions surfaced. Amanda dabbed at tears during heated exchanges. The friendship between Amanda and Ciara appears done — Ciara later called it “dunzo.”

Andy Cohen later described the reunion as one of the most intense he’s hosted in roughly 200 reunions.

What Fans Are Saying

Social media erupted after each part. Many felt Amanda never took full accountability. Others defended her right to move on after a marriage that had clearly been struggling for years. Dara Levitan earned MVP praise for her sharp takes during Part 2.

The core question remains: How much of the marriage was already over before the cameras rolled on Season 10, and how much of the post-split romance was built on shaky timing?