Summer House star West Wilson is all about “Knicks in six” — yes, even when it means the team loses one other NBA Finals game.
“This may very well be the perfect f***ing thing ever,” Wilson, 31, said on the Friday, June 12, episode of his “Show Me Something” podcast. “I believed [by] Tuesday … I believed I used to be going to get to catch my breath and we were all moving on, and so they were like, ‘Bonus episode next week.’ I used to be like, ‘Motherf***ing f***.”
Bravo’s three-part Summer House season 10 reunion wrapped earlier this week before the network greenlit a special bonus episode titled “The Aftermath.” The episode turned the cameras back on to capture the emotional fallout from the tell-all reunion amid the forged’s recent drama. The “Aftermath” is about to air Tuesday, June 16, which overlaps with a possible Game 6 of the NBA finals.
The Latest York Knicks play the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday, June 13, for a likelihood to win the championship. If the Spurs rating their second victory of the series as a substitute, they’ll force a Game 6 and the 2 teams will return to Latest York City’s Madison Square Garden for an additional matchup.
“If the Spurs win Saturday and so they return to MSG and so they play game 6, it is going to be Tuesday night [at] the identical time they air this f***ing, goddamn bonus episode,” Wilson said. “Give me f***ing Knicks in 6 concurrently this s*** on TV. I will likely be the happiest person within the motherf***ing world.”
He continued, “I swear to God, give me the Spurs Saturday and the Knicks on f***ing Tuesday night, and we are going to pop champagne on this f***ing podcast Wednesday.”
The Summer House season 10 reunion revolved around Wilson’s relationship with costar Amanda Batula, who announced her separation from husband Kyle Cooke earlier this yr. The romance was also particularly surprising to Ciara Miller, who previously dated Wilson and was close friends with Batula, 34.
West Wilson is opening up concerning the highly contentious Summer House season 10 reunion. West, 31, discussed how difficult it was to film the reunion during a Monday, May 5, episode of his “Show Me Something” podcast, which he cohosts with WNBA star Sophie Cunningham. “These are my friends, and I’ve caused numerous […]
While Wilson and Batula attempted to quell speculation of relationship overlap throughout the reunion, they sat down with Cooke, 43, and Lindsay Hubbard, respectively, on “The Aftermath” to further clear the air.
“Kyle and Lindsay met up first in person [before sitting down with West and Amanda] and talked about rising above all of it and attending to the underside of the drama,” a source exclusively told Us Weekly on Friday. “They don’t feel there have been answers on the reunion. They’re concerned about Amanda. They don’t trust West.”
Per the insider, Cooke even attempted to ask Wilson whether he loved Batula and if the scandal “has been price it.”