Summer House stars Kyle Cooke and Amanda Batula stepped out at BravoCon 2025 amid their recent marital challenges.
Kyle, 43, and Amanda, 34, sat next to one another at the “Summer House Always Wins” panel during BravoCon 2025 on Saturday, November 16, where they teased the upcoming 10th season.
Kyle and Amanda’s joint BravoCon appearance comes days after Us Weekly confirmed they hit a rough patch in their marriage.
“They are going through a challenging time,” a source exclusively told Us earlier this week, stressing that the pair remain “committed to making the relationship work.”
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A second insider also denied recent reports that Kyle and Amanda have been living apart amid their ups and downs.
The Bravo couple have starred on Summer House since 2017. They are also set to headline an upcoming spinoff, currently titled In The City, with costar Lindsay Hubbard.
“In the city that never sleeps, a group of New Yorkers navigates the biggest transitions of their lives — marriage, parenthood, reinvention, and the reality of growing up without growing apart,” a logline reads. “Can they have it all, or will they need to choose between the lives they’ve built and the futures they never saw coming?”
Many of Kyle and Amanda’s relationship milestones have played out on Summer House, including their engagement during season 3 and their 2021 wedding in season 6.
Throughout their marriage, Kyle and Amanda also questioned whether it was time to leave New York City in order to raise a family.
“We’re just trying to find our way and navigating all that with the show and an insanely stressful business that I’m running. It’s a lot,” Kyle told Us in February 2024. “I feel like dogs inadvertently kind of slowed down our baby making. … So we’re just taking it one day at a time.”
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Amanda later hinted that she and Kyle didn’t quite see eye to eye about when to start trying to have kids.
“He’s gonna have to be on my page. If he could grow the baby, it could be on his timeline. But it’s happening in this body,” she told Us in May. “There was a lot of stuff on this [last] season that was him wanting to be a father, and, like, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, but he’s having this conversation with other people, and not the person that’s supposed to carry his child. So if he was actively [saying], ‘Hey, I want to have kids. Like, we should start trying to have kids,’ that would be different. That’s not a conversation that we’re having.”
Amanda also noted she wasn’t sure whether her husband was expressly ready to become a parent.
“[Kyle has] been DJing, he’s gone every weekend,” Amanda told Us. “Like, in what world exactly? I know that he wants to be a father one day, but I know he’s not ready. And if he was ready, you know, I think he would be like, ‘I’m ready to have a family.’”
As they debate family planning, Amanda also took a “step back” from Kyle’s Loverboy company, where she served as creative and branding director.
“I’ve taken a slight step back for the sake of our relationship,” Amanda told Us in April. “I think that we were at a place where I would be frustrated about something happening on my end, and he would take it very personally, or he’d complain about something that I approved, and I made a decision on, and I would take it personally. It wasn’t great for our relationship.”
