Just when fans thought it couldn’t get any juicier, Andy Cohen has revealed that even more drama is coming in season 10 of Summer House.
Cohen, 57, opened up Kyle Cooke and Carl Radke’s heated argument seen in the season’s original trailer, hinting during a Wednesday, April 22, episode of his SiriusXM’s Radio Andy that fans will watch the physical altercation unfold.
“Are we still gonna see that?” the fan asked.
Cohen replied, “Yeah, of course!” He explained, “They’re not gonna leave out a big fight.”
The fan’s question comes amid news that Amanda Batula, Kyle’s estranged wife, started dating West Wilson, her BFF Ciara Miller’s ex. Fans have now turned their attention to the four as they watch Batula’s budding romance with Wilson, 31, and as she and Cooke, 43, navigate their crumbling marriage.
In the season’s trailer, Carl, 41, and Kyle were seen getting physical while spending time together over Labor Day weekend. Tensions between the two have been rising after Kyle decided not to invest in Carl’s Soft Bar. Carl was upset because he originally put $15,000 into Kyle’s beverage brand Loverboy back in 2019.
After butting heads all season, fans saw the friends go at each other when Kyle didn’t text Carl on the five-year anniversary of his brother’s death.
“There’s no excuse, I spaced. It’s the story of my summer, just genuinely speaking, I feel like I’ve been letting you down,” Kyle told Carl.
Carl replied, “It definitely let me down. … It’s hard. I just felt a little disappointed. I was just hoping to hear from my best friend. … I feel like our friendship is disconnected and I don’t even know what to say. I’m disappointed and sad.”
Carl previously opened up to Us Weekly about their physical fight in January, saying, “It’s a roller-coaster. [The dinner] starts light and fun. Something gets brought up, then it starts getting tense, then it gets light again …. Then, it starts getting crazy.”
Jesse Solomon also weighed in on their altercation, telling Us that it started from “Kyle putting his foot in his mouth.”
“It was a very unpredictable outburst,” Jesse, 32, said. “It was a microcosm of how I was feeling for almost the entire summer, where I don’t want people picking sides, I want friends to understand where I’m coming from. I felt misunderstood.”
