Ciara Warns Amanda and West: Karma's Coming for Summer House Drama

Believe in karma or not, Ciara Miller sure does—and she’s convinced it’s got a reckoning lined up for a couple of her Summer House castmates.

The 30-year-old reality star didn’t hold back in an Interview magazine conversation published on Tuesday, June 2, when asked about her stance on cosmic justice.“I believe in it, and I know a few people who’ve got some bad karma coming in their future,”she said. While she didn’t name names outright, the timing and context made it crystal clear who she was talking about: her ex West Wilson and her former best friend Amanda Batula, whose surprise romance ignited one of the biggest blowups in Summer House history.

The drama centers on a painful betrayal—at least from Ciara’s perspective. Back in March, West, 31, and Amanda, 34, confirmed they’d started dating, sending shockwaves through the cast. What made it worse for Ciara wasn’t just that they were together, but that Amanda had actively denied the relationship to her face. Text messages revealed during the Season 10 reunion showed Amanda insisting she and West were“just friends”while everything was allegedly“PG,”only to later admit she’d lied. During the reunion, which aired on May 26, Ciara exploded:“There are a million other f***ing guys in New York City. You know how much that f***ed me up. You chose the one guy [that I dated]. You did it on purpose because you’re a snake.”

Beyond the personal betrayal, Ciara also offered some unsolicited wisdom about share-house living.“They feel like a great idea, but it’s not always a great idea,”she explained.“Here’s my advice: Maybe don’t have relations in the share house. Just have fun, get drunk, and get a little messy. But don’t screw your neighbor in the next room.”Translation? Keep romance out of the house, especially when it involves exes and best friends.

The reunion drama is far from over. Parts two and three air on Bravo on Tuesday, June 2, and Tuesday, June 9, at 8 p.m. ET, so there’s plenty more fallout still to come. For now, Ciara’s standing firm that the universe has its own way of settling scores—and she’s content to let it do the heavy lifting.