West Wilson’s run on “Summer House” is coming to an end … ’cause TMZ has learned he won’t be returning for Season 11.
Sources connected to the series tell TMZ … West was not picked up for the next season of the Bravo show and will not return when cameras start rolling over the July 4 weekend. That said, our sources say the door isn’t completely closed and it’s possible he could pop in for a cameo at some point.
His departure on the show comes after a drama filled run on the show, including a romance that dominated headlines this year.
As we’ve previously reported … rumors swirled in early March that West and Amanda Batula were dating, and the pair confirmed their relationship in a joint statement on March 31. The romance sparked plenty of chatter among fans and cast members, given Amanda’s close friendship with Ciara Miller, who previously dated West until their tumultuous breakup in 2023.
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The relationship remained a hot topic throughout the season and at the reunion, where West addressed questions about their romantic timeline. West said he stopped seeing other women once he and Amanda publicly revealed their relationship.
West joined the cast in Season 8. His relationship with Ciara was a major storyline, though things eventually fizzled out and created tension within the house.

Netflix is getting into the hockey romance genre.
The streamer ordered a series adaptation of Hannah Grace’s best-selling novel Icebreaker, and Alex Cooper is helping make it happen. The Unwell chief will produce the series, with Amanda Lasher set as showrunner. Jade Bartlett developed and wrote the pilot and will write the series with Lasher.
Icebreaker follows Anastasia Allen, a competitive figure skater with her eyes on Olympic gold. Everything changes when Anastasia is forced to share the rink with Nate Hawkins, a hockey player who’s equally determined to go pro. Despite the cold temperatures on the ice, the heat between Anastasia and Nate is undeniable. Is ambition or attraction the sharper blade?
The book is the first in a trilogy, titled Maple Hills, and spent 70 weeks atop the New York Times bestseller list.
“I have been a fan of steamy YA since the 7th grade; reading Judy Blume stealthily hidden behind a text book,” Lasher said in a statement . “I love this genre, and it’s been a joy working with Jade, the team at Unwell and Netflix to bring Hannah Grace’s beloved Icebreaker novel to the screen.”
The series is executive produced by Unwell Productions, from Alex Cooper, Matt Kaplan and Meena Lefevre. Lasher and Bartlett both are writers and executive producers.
Added Bartlett: “It’s been such a joy to play in Hannah Grace’s world of Icebreaker; a story filled with ambitious, talented, and undeniably sexy characters. But the real special sauce is that, above all, they are good, deeply compassionate people….and we cannot get enough of them. Hannah has created the kind of world you want to live in, and Amanda and I are having an absolute romp with our incredible teams at Unwell and Netflix bringing this cherished story to the screen.”

Netflix will continue its exploration of middle-age relationships with a third season of The Four Seasons, its comedy series created by Tina Fey, Lang Fisher & Tracey Wigfield. Jinny Howe, the streamer’s Head of Scripted Series for U.S. and Canada, announced the renewal on stage at the BANFF World Media Festival Monday morning.
Like the first two seasons, the third installment will consist of eight episodes split over four two-episode arcs taking place in spring, summer, fall and winter, each chronicling a group of longtime friends’ reunion for a vacations or celebration. Unlike last year, when one of the stars, Steve Carell, left after Season 1 culminated in his character Nick’s death and its aftermath, the main Season 2 cast, Fey, Will Forte, Kerri Kenney-Silver, Marco Calvani, Erika Henningsen and Colman Domingo, are set to return for Season 3.
Henningsen, who was largely absent from the last three episodes of Season 2 as her character Ginny branched out on her own to raise Nick’s child away from the group, will be back as a series regular.
The Season 2 finale announced the arrival of another potential high-profile cast member. In a surprise cameo, David Tennant appeared in the finale cliffhanger as Gianpiero, a neighbor — and potential love interest — for Nick’s widow Anne (Kenney-Silver) in Italy.
In interviews, Wigfield has teased “more stories with” Tennant’s character in Season 3. The extent of his involvement is unclear as no deals are in place, sources said.
“We are thrilled to be able to bring a third season of The Four Seasons to life,” co-creators and co-showrunners Fey, Fisher and Wigfield said. “Thank you to everyone who watched. Middle-aged people, LFG!”
The Four Seasons, based on the 1981 Alan Alda movie, got off to a big start in May 2025, with its maiden season garnering 24.4M views in its first two weeks, ranking as No.1 on Netflix’s Top 10 English chart both weeks.
Season 2 launched last month at No.3 with 4.4M views, down 63% from its Season 1 opening week. It perked up to 5.7M views in its first full week, bringing back Season 1 to the chart at No. 10 with 2M views. That is still 59% from Season 1.
The show continues to be well received and well reviewed, with Season 2 scoring higher on Rotten Tomatoes (90% vs. 78% for S1).
“It’s been a joy watching the chaotic, beautiful journey of these lifelong friends,” said Tracey Pakosta, Netflix VP of US Comedy. “Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield have a magical way of blending heart and sharp humor, making us feel like part of the inner circle. Audiences have fallen in love with these characters and this legendary cast’s electric chemistry. We’re thrilled to keep the vacation going for Season 3.”
In Season 2, coming off a hard year, six friends carry on their tradition of vacationing together — now with a baby in tow. The Four Seasons picks back up with the core group — Kate (Fey), Jack (Forte), Anne (Kenney-Silver), Danny (Domingo), Claude (Calvani), and Ginny (Henningsen) — as they journey from the familiar comforts of the Jersey Shore and upstate New York to the stunning landscapes of Italy.
David Miner, Eric Gurian and Jeff Richmond also executive produce; Alda, who has made cameos in both seasons so far, produces with Marissa Bregman. Universal Television, part of Universal Studio Group, is the studio.

Veteran ABC New York news anchor Bill Ritter said he started “forgetting people’s names and places” two years before his heartbreaking Alzheimer’s diagnosis.
Ritter — who announced he was stepping away from the news desk last week — said his symptoms got to the point that he “didn’t know why” the symptoms were happening, even despite dropping out of anchoring the 11 p.m. newscast.
Although Ritter was able to get “a decent night’s sleep … for the first time in 25 years” with his schedule trimmed down to the 6 p.m. broadcast, his symptoms still “weren’t getting better,” he said.
Upon making that realization, he decided to get tested for the progressive neurodegenerative brain disease.
“That really was an important thing. A lot of people say, ‘I’m fine, don’t worry about it, I’m going to be fine.’ No. You gotta go do this,” he recalled of his decision to seek medical attention.
Ritter said his “first reaction” upon being diagnosed was to think of his father, who died of Alzheimer’s in 1998.
He shared his diagnosis Friday as he announced his retirement after more than a quarter-century as a fixture of New York television news.
“Spending more time with my family has now become even more important, because my life has taken a turn,” he said in the emotional broadcast.
“The treatments I’m getting are keeping it at bay. For now. But there is no guarantee, because there’s no cure yet for Alzheimer’s. So, unless someone finds an amazing cure, and soon, tonight will be the last newscast I anchor.”

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Mr. and Mrs. Dua Lipa are living it up in Salerno. The newlyweds were photographed enjoying a swim in the ocean off the Amalfi Coast this past Friday, looking so at ease and hopelessly in love.
Lipa wore a silver triangle swimsuit and a blue paisley bandana on her head—an unexpected accessory for a day of swimming. She lounged inside a candycane floaty as her husband, Callum Turner, floated beside her in his black swim trunks. The two seemed engaged in conversation, and every few minutes, they leaned in for a cuddle and a kiss. (See more photos here.)
Ah, to be in newlywed bliss.
Lipa and Turner have been traveling all over Italy for their wedding festivities. Before they made it to Salerno, the port city southeast of Naples, for their honeymoon, they held a wedding ceremony in Palermo. The “End of an Era” singer notably kicked off the romantic holiday celebrations in a custom white Intrecciato dress from Bottega Veneta by Louise Trotter. The scoop-neck, backless design included a fun feather skirt, which Lipa coordinated with a feather-trimmed foldover handbag.
Prior to landing in Italy, Lipa and her actor beau made their union official in London’s Old Marylebone Town Hall. Then, the pop superstar was pure sophistication in a white Schiaparelli skirt suit with a matching wide-brim hat—an ensemble that paid homage to Bianca Jagger’s wedding look from her 1971 wedding to Mick Jagger.
While no one does a holiday photo dump on Instagram like Lipa, the singer has been mostly off social media since her wedding, as she enjoys the most romantic time of her life with her beau.
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