Ciara Miller targets Amanda Batula and West Wilson in social media post

Summer House star Ciara Miller appears to have addressed the recent romantic confirmation of her co-stars, Amanda Batula and West Wilson, with a pointed social media update.

On Tuesday, Miller shared an Instagram video from the Season 2 premiere of the Apple TV+ series Your Friends & Neighbors, where she interviewed lead actors on the red carpet.

Having previously dated Wilson and maintained a close friendship with Batula, Miller’s caption, "If you can’t trust your Friends & Neighbors, who can you trust?", was widely interpreted by fans as a direct jab at the new couple.

During an exchange with actor Jon Hamm, Miller hinted at her current emotional state, replying to his inquiry about her well-being with: "I’m good... Well, I’ve been better."

The social media activity coincided with a joint statement from Batula and Wilson, who confirmed their relationship via Instagram Stories after weeks of intense public speculation.

The pair explained that their connection "grew out of a genuine, longstanding friendship" and was "the last thing either of us expected."

They acknowledged the "complicated relationship dynamics" involved and expressed a desire to navigate the situation with care, noting that they had initially sought privacy to process their evolving feelings.

Miller, however, has reportedly unfollowed both individuals. During the premiere, she maintained a professional demeanour, even quipping to actress Amanda Peet that she was "on Prozac" after Peet jokingly suggested the medication for the show's troubled characters.

The second season of Your Friends & Neighbors is set to debut on 3 April 2026, featuring a star-studded cast including Olivia Munn and James Marsden.

As the "Summer House" stars prepare for the upcoming reunion special, the fallout from this new relationship is expected to be a central topic of discussion.

Miller continues to focus on her growing media career, with fans praising her resilience and "booked and busy" status following the public betrayal.