Relationships require balance, and Amanda Batula and West Wilson are apparently learning that lesson in real time — one cocktail at a time.
Just hours after West Wilson was spotted living his best life with buddies following a kickball game on the Lower East Side Thursday night (where eyewitnesses say he was chatting up quite a few women), Amanda decided it was her turn to paint the town. On Friday evening, the“Summer House”star was photographed at Bar Pisellino in Greenwich Village, deep in conversation with a friend over drinks. Sources say the two were so locked in that they barely noticed the busy happy hour crowd around them — a far cry from West’s more social scene the night before.
The timing here is pretty telling. It’s not subtle, and it doesn’t need to be. Amanda’s basically sending a message: if you’re going to have a night out, so am I. It’s the modern relationship equivalent of a perfectly timed read, executed with a cosmopolitan in hand instead of words. And honestly? It’s effective.
For context, Amanda and West confirmed their romance back in March and then sat through a“Summer House”reunion where they got raked over the coals for getting together in the first place. So there’s already some heat surrounding this pairing — both the good kind and the complicated kind. That kind of pressure doesn’t usually make for a smooth sailing situation, especially when one person is charming multiple women at a bar while their partner is elsewhere.
But here’s where the sources step in with the reassurance: they’re still together, and West was just having fun with friends. Sure. Maybe. Or maybe Amanda simply decided that absence doesn’t have to mean waiting around. Either way, they’re both out there, living their lives, and sometimes that’s exactly what a relationship needs — a little space, a little independence, and the knowledge that both people can thrive on their own. Whether that translates to long-term compatibility is another story entirely.
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