'Summer House' Season 9 Reunion: All the Hints the Cast Has Dropped
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The Summer House Season 9 reunion is still a few weeks away from airing, but the cast has dropped a few hints about what viewers can expect.
While viewers are still watching the last few episodes of the season play out, the Summer House cast has already filmed the reunion, which will air at the end of the month. This season on the show, viewers got to see Paige DeSorbo struggle with her relationship with Southern Charm's Craig Conover; Ciara Miller and West Wilson navigate the fallout of a tumultuous friendship and relationship; and Jesse Solomon's whirlwind relationship with new cast member Lexi Wood.
Of course, viewers also got to see a new side of Lindsay Hubbard, who ended last season with her broken engagement from Carl Radke and started this season with the announcement of her pregnancy.
Reunions give the cast members a chance to rehash what happened the previous season and answer questions from Andy Cohen and fans about some of the biggest moments. Part two of last season's reunion was a viewership high for the season and fans' interest in the various relationships that didn't work out this season could bring in another high level of viewership.
Left: Paige DeSorbo at the Bravo Clubhouse on April 23, 2025, in New York City. Inset: Lindsay Hubbard at the Us Weekly and Pluto TV's 2024 Reality TV Stars of the Year at The Highlight...
Left: Paige DeSorbo at the Bravo Clubhouse on April 23, 2025, in New York City. Inset: Lindsay Hubbard at the Us Weekly and Pluto TV's 2024 Reality TV Stars of the Year at The Highlight Room on October 10, 2024, in Los Angeles. Right: Jesse Solomon during a segment of "Good Day New York" on April 16, 2025, in New York City. More
The Hapa Blonde/GC Images//While the cast is supposed to keep details of the reunion under wraps until the episode airs, there have been tidbits of information that have trickled out over the last few weeks since the reunion filmed.
Imrul Hassan told Newsweek that he gets to show viewers a little bit more about himself on the reunion and give them more context to the person who was portrayed on the show. During the season, he opened up about being undocumented until he was 23 years old when he was confronted about the number of women he was inviting back to the house. He told Newsweek that, looking back, it might not have been the best context to bring up his back story, but he gets to elaborate on it during the reunion.
Amanda Batula, who was first introduced to viewers as Kyle Cooke's girlfriend in season one, said on Instagram that she was "shocked" by the seating chart that placed her next to Cohen. It's a coveted seat and shows Batula's transformation from not being a full-time cast member on season one to being a critical part of the show in her own right nine seasons later.
Reunions can often turn contentious, but DeSorbo recently revealed on an Amazon Live that the cast "had a good time" and it's the most she's ever laughed at a reunion.
"Obviously there was a part where it was not great vibes and people were fighting," DeSorbo said. "But overall, as a reunion whole, probably one of my favorite ones."
Hubbard seemed to echo DeSorbo's reflections on the reunion, telling Us Weekly that she had a "great time" at the reunion and the cast hit "every emotion."
"I think that there are a lot of things that you might expect to happen, but things are unexpected as an outcome," Hubbard said.
Hubbard added that she wasn't "directly in the hot seat" during the reunion, which was a new place to be for her after nine seasons.
Solomon's relationship with Wood this season drew parallels to Wilson's relationship with Miller last season. During the season 8 reunion, Wilson found himself in the hot seat as his cast members questioned his behavior toward Miller. When asked on the Virtual Reali-Tea podcast if Solomon had as much to answer for at the season 9 reunion as he had to during season 8, Wilson said Solomon could "walk out of the room with his head up."
When it comes to if Wood was supported at the reunion or was left out on her own, Wilson said on the podcast that it was a mixture of both.
"I will say in her defense, like she's so articulate and well-spoken that, like, I think she could hold her own in any situation ever," Wilson said. "She, like, doesn't need help at all. But yeah, there's, like, so many weird complexities to this situation. But I will say, like, she was certainly, like, leading the charge."
After Wednesday's episode, Solomon appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and was asked about a toe-sucking incident that occurred in a room with Hassan, sparking tension with Wood. Cohen asked what really happened in the room and Solomon said people will "find out at the reunion." But it's unclear if anything actually comes to light during the reunion because he quickly followed it up with "nothing" and said "I can't hold water, Andy."
Solomon also teased a major announcement that happens at the reunion, sparking tons of speculation as to what it could be.
"I would say there was, like, a big announcement that we were all very surprised by," Solomon told fans during an Amazon Live. "But I can't tell you what."
The final episode of the season will air on May 21, with the reunion after that.
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