Bravo Shakes Up ‘Summer House’ with Season 11 Cast Shake-Up

Bravo has officially unveiled the cast for Summer House Season 11, bringing major changes to the hit reality series. The network confirmed that longtime cast member Amanda Batula and fan favorite West Wilson will not return, while several familiar faces head back to the Hamptons for another drama-filled summer.

The announcement ends weeks of speculation surrounding the show’s future after a turbulent Season 10 and significant cast shake-ups.

Bravo confirmed that Kyle Cooke, Lindsay Hubbard, Carl Radke, Ciara Miller, Jesse Solomon, Mia Calabrese, KJ Dillard, and Bailey Taylor will return for the upcoming season. The cast has already begun filming in the Hamptons as they reunite for another eventful summer.

Amanda Batula’s exit closes a decade-long chapter on the Bravo franchise. Her departure follows months of fan discussion about her personal life and changing relationships within the cast.

West Wilson also announced his departure. In a social media video, he said leaving the show felt like the right decision, adding that he didn’t believe another season would have been enjoyable for him.

Despite widespread rumors about her future after last season’s emotional fallout, Ciara Miller will return for Season 11. The model and reality star recently confirmed she’s filming the new season, while Bravo executives have publicly praised her as a key part of the franchise’s future.

With Batula and Wilson stepping away, Season 11 opens a new chapter for Summer House. Veterans Kyle Cooke, Lindsay Hubbard, and Carl Radke will lead the returning cast alongside newer housemates, creating fresh dynamics, evolving friendships, and new storylines in the Hamptons.

The series also enters the new season with added momentum after earning an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program, highlighting its continued popularity among reality TV fans.

Bravo has yet to announce an official premiere date, but fans can expect more updates—including the first trailer—in the coming months.