West Wilson drops Amanda Batula romance timeline bombshell in ‘Summer House’ bonus episode reveal

It’s the gift that keeps on giving.

West Wilson dropped a major bombshell about his and Amanda Batula’s relationship timeline in a preview for “Summer House: The Aftermath,” a surprise bonus episode of the Bravo show airing next week.

During a conversation between Wilson and Batula’s estranged husband, Kyle Cooke, the sports journalist admitted to loving her for “a very, very long time.”

“Do you love her?” Cooke questioned Wilson during the emotional three-hour sitdown that took place weeks after the reunion wrapped.

“Do you want full honesty even though it could be possibly hurtful today?” Wilson warned, to which Cooke said he wanted to know everything.

“I do love her and have for a very, very long time,” Wilson confessed as Cooke looked visibly uncomfortable.

The trailer for the bonus episode — which first aired at the conclusion of part three of the reunion — also showed a tough conversation between Batula and Lindsay Hubbard, during which the latter told her she should “feel stupid” for entering a relationship with Wilson, and that he’s “got to go.”

Ciara Miller and Meija Moreno also had a chat, but it was more lighthearted, as the two women — who both previously dated Wilson — have seemingly become friends and bonded over their shared experience.

“He brought us together far too late,” Moreno quipped as they raised their glasses.

Batula and Wilson’s secret relationship was at the forefront of questioning throughout the “Summer House” Season 10 reunion.

The pair finally came clean about their romance in March after weeks of speculation.

They hid it from their entire “Summer House” crew — including Cooke and Miller, who was Batula’s best friend and was romantically linked to Wilson in 2023 and this past summer.

Although Batula and Wilson have maintained that their “connection” began in February and did not overlap with her marriage or any other relationships, their castmates poked several holes in their relationship timeline throughout the reunion.

Miller revealed that she caught them hanging out on Jan. 17, two days prior to Batula’s split with Cooke.

She also exposed Wilson for continuing a secret relationship with Moreno while he and Batula started seeing each other.

Batula and Cooke also emotionally detailed the downfall of their relationship and the “nail in the coffin” that ended their marriage.

The Loverboy founder claimed during the reunion that Batula “pushed” him to put out their Jan. 19 statement announcing their separation before he could even tell his family.

He said it’s clear to him that Batula had “zero intention to continue trying and making an effort” in their marriage after watching Season 10 back.

Miller brutally rejected Batula’s apology for the betrayal in part three and it seemed the group was still fractured as the reunion came to a close.

“Summer House: The Aftermath” will air on June 16 at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo.