The cast of the reality show Summer House gathered together to celebrate the highly anticipated premiere of its ninth season on February 12, 2023, at the Fleur Room located at the Moxy Chelsea hotel in New York City. The air was filled with excitement as the cast mingled with fans and friends, embracing the start of another season full of drama, laughter, and memorable moments.
The premiere party was not just another event; it was described as vibrant and festive. With servers circulating offering mini espresso martinis and Cosmopolitans, guests enjoyed not only drinks but also delicious finger foods. The party's atmosphere was enhanced by the fun music provided by the DJ, creating the ideal setting for celebrating the show's long-awaited return. With floor-to-ceiling windows, attendees were treated to breathtaking views of the iconic New York City skyline—an added touch to the celebratory spirit.
Among the cast members present were fan favorites Kyle Cooke, Carl Radke, Lindsay Hubbard, Amanda Batula, Paige DeSorbo, Ciara Miller, Gabby Prescod, Jesse Solomon, West Wilson, Lexi Wood, and Imrul Hassan. One notable attendee was none other than Andy Cohen, who made a special appearance before heading off to film his show, Watch What Happens Live, where he chatted with cast members Ciara and Lindsay.
When Paige DeSorbo was asked about what she looked forward to the most this season, she expressed enthusiasm for her fashion moments. "I want to see my outfits back. I want to see where I can improve, which outfits I liked best," she stated, adding, "My favorite moment was an all-day party. Kyle DJed, and we had a great time." This sentiment highlights the blend of personal style and social interaction which is pivotal to the show's identity.
This season brings excitement for Jesse Solomon, who is returning for his second series. He remarked, "You know what to expect a little bit more... This time I'm like, 'You know it can only be so good and only be so bad.'" His experience captures the rollercoaster ride reality TV often delivers, with Jesse more ready to embrace the unpredictability of his second season.
Conversely, West Wilson expressed his hesitation, reflecting on the potential challenges of the upcoming season, especially concerning his ex-girlfriend Ciara. West noted, "The beginning of the season, for me, isn't awesome, so I'm a little bit nervous for the beginning. The season as a whole, I'm excited for it to get bigger, which is cool." His candidness showcases the emotional dynamics at play as cast members navigate complex relationships.
Kyle Cooke took to the mic during the party to share some heartfelt words with the crowd. He emphasized the importance of the show's fans, presenting them with sincere gratitude for their support over the years. "I want to thank you guys who came to look at us idiots take photos and be real on reality television. Thank you guys for tuning in and supporting us. We love you!" This tradition of acknowledging viewer loyalty has become ingrained within the fabric of the show's culture.
Similarly, Carl Radke echoed Kyle's sentiments, stating, "I'm grateful. Bravo fans are amazing, which is why we're still able to do all this." Such comments highlight the deep connection between the cast and their audience, which fuels the show's continued success on Bravo.
For fans of Summer House, the party offered more than just enjoyment; it set the stage for what promises to be another captivating season filled with friendship, challenges, and the unforgettable moments they look forward to every Wednesday at 9/8c on Bravo. With excitement building around new episodes, the cast is ready to share their adventures, unwaveringly supported by their dedicated fanbase.
Overall, the Season 9 premiere party effectively captured the spirit of the Summer House franchise, blending celebration and reflection as cast members prepared for the season's challenges. The camaraderie among the cast and the joy shared with fans make this show one to watch, proving once again why Summer House continues to resonate with viewers.