West Wilson‘s “Summer House” co-stars aren’t the only reality TV titans he has to worry about these days. In a new interview, “Jersey Shore” cast member Angelina Pivarnick opened up about her alleged dealings with Wilson, claiming the sports journalist and TV personality once slid in her DMs. Pivarnick’s revelation comes amid the ongoing drama amongst the “Summer House” cast, which began after Wilson confirmed he was dating Amanda Batula—his ex-girlfriend’s former best friend.
‘Jersey Shore’ Star Angelina Pivarnick Is Calling Out West Wilson Amid The ‘Summer House’ Drama
In a TikTok video with Adam Glyn, Pivarnick shared a surprising revelation about her connection to Wilson. “He used to slide in my DMs,” the MTV veteran said. “I don’t know if he was with Ciara [Miller] at the time ‘cause the time frame is a little off, but I know a f–kboy when I see one. Ciara’s better off.”
While Wilson reportedly sought to meet up with Pivarnick while she was in the city, the “Jersey Shore” star said she stayed away due to the weird vibes she picked up on. “I didn’t flirt back with him,” she said. “He’s, like, ‘Let me know if you’re in the city.’ I’m [grimacing]. It didn’t happen. I was with somebody else, not to mention, I just knew to stay away. Not to be rude, but you just know a f–kboy when you see one.”
West Wilson Is Being Called Out After Confirming His Relationship With Batula
Pivarnick’s statements come weeks after Wilson confirmed he was dating Batula after months of speculation.
“We’ve seen the growing online speculation, so while this is still very new, we wanted to provide some clarity,” the couple wrote in a joint statement on Instagram. “It was never our intention to purposely hide anything. Given the complicated relationship dynamics involved and the scrutiny that comes with being on a reality show, we need a little space to process things privately before speaking on it.”
Continuing, they said, “We’ve shown up for each other as friends over the years, through all the highs and lows, and what’s developed recently was the last thing either of us expected. Our connection grew out of a genuine, long-standing friendship, which made it especially important for us to approach this with care.”
The confirmation of Batula and Wilson’s relationship has drawn considerable backlash due to their history with their “Summer House” co-star, Miller. Wilson and Miller briefly dated in 2023, and in later seasons they admitted they still had strong feelings for one another.
West Wilson Previously Opened Up About Finding Love
According to a previous report from The Blast, Wilson got candid about dating in his late 20s, admitting he’s made plenty of mistakes on the journey. However, the Missouri native said he’s also learned valuable lessons.
“I’m not the spokesperson for dating by any means, but I think being content on your own is really important,” he said. “Once you have that mastered, a relationship is a plus.”
Wilson went on to say that “needing” a companion is similar to “filling a void”—something he believes is unhealthy.
“… needing to be content to be in a relationship isn’t the healthiest way to prioritize things in your life,” he said. “If you’re a happy single person, then once that relationship happens, it’s just an extra bonus on a cup that’s already full.”
Miller Calls Wilson ‘My Person’ In Upcoming ‘Summer House’ Episode
During an upcoming episode, Miller opens up about her feelings toward Wilson while speaking honestly with her friend, Mia Calabrese.
“As weird as it is, I do feel like he is my person,” Miller said in an upcoming episode, per The Blast. “We have this really weird friendship, and it’s hard to ignore that, you know?”
“Everyone knows that I’m not the most warm and fuzzy person. I am warm. I might not be fuzzy, but I’m warm,” Miller added. “I guess making up isn’t really my thing, but I’m trying to be less rigid, which is a theme of my summer, OK?”
Miller Gets Support From Past ‘Summer House’ Stars
In addition to having much of the Bravoverse in her corner, Miller also has the support of current and former “Summer House” stars, including Paige DeSorbo.
On an episode of her “Giggly Squad” podcast, covered by The Blast, DeSorbo defended Miller before offering support.
“Ciara is our real friend, in real life. So we have been talking to her, consoling her. We are behind her 100%. We would never capitalize or monetize off of our friend’s heartbreak,” DeSorbo said.
“Summer House” continues on Tuesdays at 8 PM EST.