Following the reunion events of “Summer House,” Bravo is set to air a special bonus episode titled “Summer House: The Aftermath” on the 16th of June. This has prompted a public spat between cast members Lindsay Hubbard and West Wilson, with Hubbard voicing her strong disapproval of Wilson’s comments made during a recent podcast episode.
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West Wilson, who co-hosts the podcast “Show Me Something” with WNBA star Sophie Cunningham, made headlines when he expressed his desire for the ongoing NBA Finals to divert viewers away from the bonus episode of “Summer House.” During the podcast, Wilson shared his frustrations about the timing of the episode, referencing his hope that the NBA Finals would extend into game six, coinciding with the airing of the reunion episode.
He was recorded saying, “If the Spurs win Saturday, and they go back to MSG and they play game six, it will be Tuesday night, at the same time that they air this f—ing goddamn bonus episode.” Wilson’s remarks have drawn ire from fans and fellow cast members alike, particularly Hubbard.
In response to Wilson’s comments, Hubbard took to Threads, where she did not hold back. She labelled her co-star “trash” and expressed her disgust over his intentions to detract viewers from their show. “Trying to get people to not watch OUR show that iiiii brought YOU on, you should move immediately,” she wrote. Hubbard further indicated her confidence in the quality of the upcoming bonus episode, stating, “but I feel it in my bones it is GOOD GOOD.”
The drama escalated when Hubbard revealed that Wilson had previously threatened her professional trajectory on multiple occasions. In a follow-up post, she stated, “West has tried to threaten my career / show now 3 times and it’s quite frankly, disgusting.” Hubbard cited specific instances where she felt Wilson attempted to undermine her, including when he publicly doubted her return to “Summer House” after she had welcomed her daughter.
Hubbard continued her criticism by alleging that Wilson’s actions had negatively impacted their friend group and the future of the show. With these pointed remarks, she painted Wilson as someone willing to undermine the success of the programme for personal gain. “That’s the kind of dude he is,” she concluded.
In the midst of this turmoil, Wilson has also faced scrutiny for his decision to use beta blockers before filming the reunion. His ex-girlfriend, Ciara Miller, a registered nurse, publicly spoke out on this choice, aiming to clarify misconceptions about the medication. She explained that while beta blockers manage physical symptoms of anxiety, they do not eliminate emotional experiences. Her comments prompted discussions surrounding the pressures cast members face during filming.
As the familial disputes among the cast unfold, the anticipation for “Summer House: The Aftermath” continues to build. The bonus episode promises to deliver the typical mix of drama and revelations that fans have come to expect from the series.
Viewers are advised to tune in on June 16 at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo for what is likely to be an eventful episode that may further illuminate the ongoing conflicts within the group. With Hubbard’s sharp criticisms and Wilson’s controversial statements, this season of “Summer House” has proven to be as captivating as ever, leaving fans eager to see how relationships evolve in the wake of these revelations.