In an exclusive revelation during the recent season nine reunion of “Summer House,” Amanda Batula shared crucial insights regarding the sudden split between Lindsay Hubbard and Turner Kufe. This high-profile relationship, which captured the audience’s attention, has sparked curiosity and speculation among fans. As the dynamics on reality TV continue to evolve, the intricacies of their relationship offer an intriguing look into reality television’s impact on personal lives.

Amanda Batula sheds light on Lindsay and Turner’s recent breakup.
Amanda, age 33, discussed how their journey changed with the arrival of their baby, Gemma. In her June 4 interview with Us Weekly, she explained, “Once Lindsay and Turner had the baby, the biggest issue wasn’t just Turner being private but also how they disagreed on including Gemma in the public eye.” Amanda highlighted the challenge that Lindsay faced in balancing her personal joy and professional obligations, stating, “I could understand how big of a struggle it was for Lindsay to keep so much from her fans, especially during such exciting moments in her life.”
The question on everyone’s mind is whether Lindsay will make her mark in the upcoming season 10. Amanda quipped, “Lindsay is not leaving our TV screens. Even if she breaks into the house, she will make her way onto our TV screens!” Her commitment to the show suggests that the audience can expect more of Lindsay’s vibrant personality in the future. However, Amanda did mention that infant Gemma should probably stay away from the house due to Kyle’s energetic lifestyle.
The reunion wasn’t just about Lindsay; Amanda also touched on Paige DeSorbo’s relationship with Craig Conover. She commented on Paige’s decision to cover up Craig’s lies, noting, “It made sense, like he said, he’s a storyteller.” This comment sheds light on the often chaotic and complex web of relationships within the cast. In contrast, rumors surrounding Jesse Solomon and Erika Jayne were met with a sprinkle of skepticism as Amanda expressed belief in the whispers of their connection.
As Amanda looks to her future with Kyle Cooke, she reassured viewers that starting a family is still a priority. “Kyle absolutely wants to be a dad,” she revealed. “I think he’s having a little bit of a midlife crisis with all the DJing.” The complexity of life decisions shared by Amanda resonates with audience members, especially those navigating similar changes in personal relationships.
On a lighter note, Amanda named former cast member Mya Allen as someone she would like to see return to “Summer House.” “I love Mya. She was a breath of fresh air in the house,” she remarked, underscoring the dynamics that keep the show’s energy and vibrancy alive.
The season nine finale is set to air next Wednesday, June 11, marking an end to a summer filled with memorable ups and downs. Amanda captured the essence of this journey when she stated, “The rose of the season was launching my swim line, while my thorn was the tension caused by Kyle fighting with Paige. That awkwardness was rough for me.”
As viewers anticipate the finale and its fallout, Amanda shared her empathy for Carl Radke’s emotional moment when he reflected on his friendship with Lindsay, confirming that navigating relationships is never simple on reality television. “Carl has had so much love for Lindsay,” Amanda stated. “I hope that one day they can reconnect, but that’s going to be on Lindsay’s terms.” This sentiment resonates deeply within the context of personal growth and healing in the reality TV spotlight.