Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke have no hard feelings after their shocking split.
“Yeah, we’re good. And that’s it,” Batula, 34, said of the couple’s split during the pair’s joint appearance on Tuesday’s episode of SiriusXM’s “Front Row.”
“It’s … easier to get along. But we’re good. We talk all the time. We’re both traveling. So I’m watching the dogs. He’s watching the dogs. We’re coparenting the dogs together. Still call him if I have questions.”
Cooke, 43, on the other hand, said he feels like “a weight has been lifted” since the Bravolebs announced their breakup.
“Every step we’ve taken, there’s a little bit of, like, a weight has been lifted,” he told cohosts Kiki Monique and Dorinda Medley.
“And ironically, I feel like this last week, having kind of pressed post together, it felt like we were a little more lighthearted.”
“I mean, look, more than anything, I want her to be happy. I want us both to be happy,” he added.
The “Summer House” stars announced their breakup after four years of marriage last Monday in a joint Instagram Story announcement.
“After much reflection, we have mutually and amicably decided to part ways as a couple,” they wrote.
“We share this with a heavy heart and kindly ask for your grace and support while we focus on our personal growth and healing.”
Their announcement arrived after months of split speculation. In November 2025, a source exclusively told Page Six Cooke and Batula were living separately and could soon be heading for divorce.
However, at the time the insider insisted that the pair were “not on a break” and remained “both committed to working on their relationship” as they navigated the “challenging time” in their relationship.
Cooke and Batula began dating in 2016 during the first season of “Summer House.”
They went on to tie the knot at Batula’s New Jersey home in September 2021.
Cooke and Batula’s marital problems were a major focus in Bravo’s “Summer House” Season 10 trailer, which was released Dec. 7, 2025.
In one scene, Batula accused Cooke of sleeping at a fan’s apartment and coming home “at like, 6:30 in the morning,” which Cooke later denied.
