It’s go time.
West Wilson, Amanda Batula and their “Summer House” co-stars were seen arriving at a New York City location for the long-awaited Season 10 reunion.
In photos exclusively obtained by Page Six, the cast showed up to the venue on Thursday to tape their sit-down with Andy Cohen, where they will discuss the biggest topic of the day — Wilson and Batula’s bombshell romance.
A source told us that the entire cast was “emotionless” upon arrival — except for newbie Mia Calebrese, who smiled at the cameras.
Though the cast used the front door to enter the location, Ciara Miller inconspicuously went in through the garage in a black car, the insider said.
Meanwhile, when 34-year-old Batula showed up, producers asked on-site fans to delete the phone footage they took of her, according to our source.
Batula’s pre-reunion outfit included a zip-up sweatshirt and gray sweatpants, while Wilson, 31, was dressed in a green Harley Davidson shirt, a tan Carhartt jacket, grey sweatpants and black sunglasses.
Our insider said that when Cohen — dressed in a fashionable pink suit — arrived at the same time as Kyle Cooke, he yelled out “Big day today!”
Meanwhile, Jesse Solomon hugged a fan when he got there, according to our source.
Carl Radke, Ben Waddell, KJ Dillard, Levi Sebree and Dara Levitan were also seen arriving at the reunion.
Batula and Wilson shocked Bravo fans — and their co-stars — when they confirmed their secret romance amid rampant rumors.
In a joint Instagram statement, the pair said their “connection grew out of a genuine, longstanding friendship” and insisted it “was never our intention to purposely hide anything.”
After the news surfaced, Page Six obtained photos of Miller — who was best friends with Batula and dated Wilson in 2023 — sitting on the sidewalk, slumped against the Hermès store in NYC.
Miller blasted the couple’s “mindf–k” relationship last week in an interview with Glamour, where she said she feels more betrayed by Batula than Wilson.
The model also referred to the reunion as “mental welfare.”
“Filming a reality TV show and then sitting at a reunion eight months later is not normal,” Miller said. “It’s not real life; it’s having to remember everything you said or give a reason for why you said everything you said. I’m a bit nervous.”
Meanwhile, Wilson and Batula have promised to clear up the timeline of their relationship at the reunion.
On Monday’s episode of his podcast, Wilson insisted “everyone was single” when he got together with Batula, who split from Cooke in January after four years of marriage.
“There was no overlap,” Wilson also claimed. “I know there are a thousand different theories right now, but that is one thing that for sure did not happen.”
Batula briefly spoke about the scandal in an April 10 social media statement where she mentioned returning to “some sense of normalcy.”
She also promised to “address any and all questions honestly and directly” at the reunion.
Since confirming their romance, Wilson and Batula have gone on multiple public dates including movie nights to and a Yankees game, while Miller was cast on the next season of “DWTS” on Wednesday.
