Ciara Miller made it clear that no one in the Summer House cast is taking sides as Kyle Cooke i Amand navigate through their separation.
“I feel like everyone just wants Kyle and Amanda to be happy,” Ciara, 30, said Us Weekly exclusively at Clarins’ Sugar & Shine Galentine’s Affair in Los Angeles on Thursday, January 29, a celebratory evening inspired by Valentine’s Day and featuring the brand’s iconic Lip Perfector. “We want to support both as best we can.”
Ciara said we that “obviously” some things “get on TV” like Summer House Season 10 will air next week. But Kyle, 43, and Amanda, 34, know they “have full support both ways” from the Bravo cast.
“It’s not a ‘team’ anybody,” Ciara said. “We make it as peaceful as possible, and whatever it looks like for them is what we want.”
Ciara said Amanda is doing “better” amid the split news. They are just preparing for what is to come.
“It’s such a big season, season 10, so we’re really excited,” he said. we. “But a lot to do. A lot to prepare for. It’s always stressful going into a new season.”
Kyle and Amanda they announced their split earlier this month with a joint statement shared via Instagram.
“After much consideration, we have mutually and amicably decided to separate as a couple,” they wrote. “We share this with a heavy heart and kindly ask for your grace and support as we focus on our personal growth and healing.”
The former couple concluded their statement by writing, “It seems ironic to ask for privacy during this time as we have always tried to be open and honest about our relationship, but your kindness and respect will go a long way as we try to navigate our next chapter.”
Kyle was first to break his silence on the divorce news while speaking with the host of the “Hollywood Raw” podcast. Adam Glyn.
“I think people are going to be surprised, but they’re also going to be happy to see that Amanda and I are in a good place,” Kyle said on Jan. 22. “Obviously the internet is going to do its thing, but you know, we literally pushed shipping together.”
The cast of Summer House was all set for the show’s landmark tenth season. “99 percent of reality shows don’t last a season,” Carl Radke tells Us Weekly exclusively during the cast’s first interviews ahead of the Feb. 3 premiere. “99.9 percent don’t make it to two seasons. I just feel (…)
Kyle explained that “there’s still a lot of love” between them, despite the split.
“It’s a lot to swallow when your whole relationship from the beginning is on TV. So we knew it wasn’t going to be easy,” she added. “It was like the worst kept secret, but we weren’t ready to talk about it.”
Kyle added, “We didn’t lie to each other. We didn’t break up, we didn’t break up. We were trying to figure out the best way to give our relationship another shot. And ultimately, we decided that we don’t want to give each other false hope, we don’t want to give our friends and family false hope, we don’t want to give fans false hope.”
Amanda addressed the breakup news during a SiriusXM’s First Row appearance on Tuesday, January 27.
“It’s… easier to get along. But we’re good. We talk all the time. We both travel. So I’m watching the dogs. He’s watching the dogs,” she explained. “We’re raising the dogs together. I still call him if I have questions.”
Summer House Season 10 premieres on Bravo Tuesday, February 3 at 8 p.m