Summer Should Be Fun!

And it is! But in season 10 of Bravo's Summer House — filmed before Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke's split — things are also messier than ever

- By SARAH HEARON

My, how they've grown! Radke (second) from right) tells Us, "Everybody's a little later bit different 10 years hopefully."

Ten seasons is an eternity in reality-TV years, and the Summer House crew — including OGs Kyle Cooke, Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke — has the battle scars and milestones to prove it. Since the show's debut in 2017, Cooke married costar Amanda Batula (whom fans first saw sneaking into his room for late-night hookups in season 1); Hubbard had a baby; Radke got sober; cast members came and went (hi and bye, Paige DeSorbo and Hannah Berner). Lasting this long means digging deep and sharing everything, says Radke, meaning nothing can be “contrived.” And amazingly, the friend group still has plenty of real drama to deliver, even before the Feb. 3 (Summer House airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on Bravo and next day on Peacock) premiere.

On Jan. 19, Batula, 34, and Cooke, 43, announced their separation after four years of marriage. That means season 10, which was filmed in summer 2025, will give viewers a front-row seat to the rocky road leading up to the split.

"We're figuring out what we want out of life and out of the relationship," Batula told Us on Jan. 5. "We're trying to talk through that and figure it all out in real time. It's going to be a very raw season."

Added Cooke, "There's no particular issue. What you're seeing is a 10-year relationship... A lot of people don't make it very far, and that's on or off camera."