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- Premiere details and weekly schedule
- How to stream the premiere and best subscription choices
- Major changes shaping Season 10’s storyline
- Who’s returning and the new additions to watch
- Trailer, sneak peeks and what to expect visually
- Viewing tips and quick FAQs
- About the coverage and streaming shopping notes
The Hamptons are calling again: Season 10 of Summer House lands on Bravo tonight, delivering fresh faces, relationship drama and a shifting cast dynamic that promises to reshape the show’s summer energy.
Premiere details and weekly schedule
Mark your calendar: Season 10 premieres Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo. New episodes will drop every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. ET throughout the season.
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If you miss the live broadcast, most episodes will be available on streaming platforms after they air on Bravo, though timing varies by service.
How to stream the premiere and best subscription choices
There are several ways to watch the show live or on demand. Below are the most common options and what to expect.
- Sling TV (Blue plan): Bravo is included in the Blue package. Sling often has value-oriented pricing and occasional prepay discounts.
- DIRECTV Stream: Offers Bravo with a free trial for new users, useful if you want to watch a few episodes without committing immediately.
- Peacock: Hosts on-demand episodes, typically available the day after the linear broadcast. Peacock’s basic plan starts at $8.99/month.
At the time of the premiere, Sling Blue is positioned as a cost-effective live-TV option. For readers shopping plans: check current promotions, because bundled or prepaid deals can lower the short-term bill.
Major changes shaping Season 10’s storyline
This season arrives amid notable cast turnover and real-life developments that will influence the house’s atmosphere.
- Paige DeSorbo has left the show. A key presence since Season 3, her exit marks the first season without her perspective.
- Lindsay Hubbard debuts as a mom, which introduces new family dynamics to her storyline.
- Tensions are expected around Kyle Cooke and Amanda Batula’s marriage. The couple revealed a separation in January 2026, and that split threads through early episodes.
Expect the season to balance glossy summer scenes with relationship reckonings and shifting loyalties.
Who’s returning and the new additions to watch
The core group includes familiar faces and six newcomers who bring diverse careers and backstories.
- Returning cast
- Kyle Cooke
- Amanda Batula
- Lindsay Hubbard
- Carl Radke
- Ciara Miller
- West Wilson
- Jesse Solomon
- New cast members
- Mia Calabrese — a real estate broker who connects to the group through a friend.
- KJ Dillard — former professional skateboarder with a laid-back athletic edge.
- Dara Levitan — content creator with a past connection to West Wilson.
- Levi Sebree — event planner newly single after an 11-year relationship.
- Bailey Taylor — founder of the media platform It Girl.
- Ben Waddell — an Australian who previously appeared on The Australian Bachelor.
These personalities are likely to shift group dynamics and create new alliances and conflicts.
Trailer, sneak peeks and what to expect visually
The official trailer teases familiar party scenes, tense confrontations and glimpses of quieter, personal moments. Producers appear to be leaning into both spectacle and emotional arcs.
Look for short clips on Bravo’s YouTube channel and social accounts ahead of weekly episodes. Social buzz often ramps up after each broadcast, with highlights shared by cast and fans.
Viewing tips and quick FAQs
- When is the next episode? Weekly on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET.
- Can I watch live without cable? Yes — Sling Blue and other streaming services carry Bravo live.
- Will episodes appear on Peacock? Yes, typically the day after airing, depending on licensing windows.
About the coverage and streaming shopping notes
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