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Is In the City really coming back? Hubbard speaks

Lindsay Hubbard stated that filming for In the City Season 2 has not begun, casting doubt on whether Amanda Batula and West Wilson will return together.

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Is In the City really coming back? Hubbard speaks
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Filming for a potential second season of In the City has not commenced, according to Lindsay Hubbard. The former Summer House cast member addressed speculation regarding Amanda Batula and West Wilson’s participation in the Bravo series during an interview this week.

Hubbard's Update on Production Status

Speaking at the 2026 Virtual Reali-Tea Awards on Tuesday, October 6, Hubbard was queried about whether her former co-stars were currently shooting scenes for the new season. She confirmed that production had not yet started.

“To my knowledge, cameras have not been filming. And I think I would know,” Hubbard told Page Six’s Virtual Reali-Tea, laughing as she delivered the update. She further noted that she has not communicated with either Batula or Wilson in several months.

Hubbard specified the last time she spoke with each individual. “I have not talked to West since the Summer House reunion, which we taped this past April, and I have not talked to Amanda since the In the City reunion, which I don’t even remember [when that was]. June?” she said.

Background on Batula and Wilson Relationship

Batula and Wilson, who previously appeared together on Summer House, made public their romantic relationship earlier this year. This announcement occurred while Batula was finalizing her divorce from Kyle Cooke.

The timeline of their romance followed Batula’s departure from reality television production schedules. After completing season 10 of Summer House, she immediately began filming the inaugural season of In the City in 2025. Her relationship with Wilson reportedly began months after she finished work on both Bravo programs.

Bravo Executive Comments on Future

Renewal status for In the City remains officially unannounced. Earlier this year, Josh Brown, Bravo’s VP of Current Production, addressed questions concerning Batula’s future with the network following her exit from Summer House.

Brown declined to provide specific details about her continued involvement. “It’s just too soon to be talking about that,” he told THR in late July when asked about her prospects on the show.

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