West Wilson is still walking on eggshells in the Summer House party home. Ciara Miller called him out on an interview regarding their situation and called him a “f*cking loser” in a heated argument. So perhaps it makes sense for the sports writer to be discreet about his potential sexual conquests while at the shared house.
The Season 9 cast could be interested in who West is dating or hooking up with. Certainly, when a housemate goes missing, there is talk about what shenanigans they might be up to. Jesse Solomon, a major culprit in leaving the group last season, spoke to West about his disappearance during a sneak peek for the upcoming episode.
West Wilson’s Summer House journey is awkward around Ciara Miller
Page Six shared an exclusive clip of Jesse and West privately conversing on the beach. The former financial professional questioned what happened when his buddy left the house for a sleepover with a “friend.”
“Last night, I thought it was interesting that you left everyone behind. Like, last summer, you never would’ve done that,” Jesse stated.
West called leaving the house “kind of a d*ck move.” It’s an interesting statement, given who he was saying that to. Jesse advised his friend that he had a right to his personal life.
“I think we’re at a point now where, if you’re dating and hooking up with people, like, you don’t have to hide it,” Jesse said.
He got straight to the point by asking West whether he “hooked up” with the “friend” with whom he spent the night with.
West denied that anything sexual happened. He explained that discretion is paramount to avoiding conflict at the house.
“I think, for the sake of just keeping peace, I don’t think I’m gonna be like, ‘Hey, yeah, I f*cking, like, hooked up.’ Like, that’s not what I’m here to do,” he said.
West is conscious of the atmosphere in the house
Jesse advised that West not “lose” out on things he wants to do by worrying about “intentionally leaving people behind.”
“I don’t, like, know exactly what the right thing to do is,” West said. “I just want not to do anything that could be, like, a d*ck move. I’m going off of [Ciara], you know? If she’s kind of, like, jokey, laughy.”
Ciara was not in such a good mood when she confronted her former fling for the New York Times interview in a recent episode of Summer House.
“Ciara just ripped my f*cking head off, and so I’m just trying to keep — if it’s not peace in the house, it’s my own peace right now,” he added. “I just ball up when things are uncomfortable. I’m not hiding secret wives or girlfriends.”
“It’s like, if I end up on a couch [with someone], like, I don’t need to put it on a projector and share what positions we did and what color her hair was.”
Catch Summer House Wednesdays at 9/8c on Bravo.
