Kyle Cooke Addresses Cyberbullying Facing Ex-Wife Amanda Over Relationship

The reality TV landscape has been buzzing with news following the confirmation of Amanda Batula and West Wilson’s relationship. This announcement, made on March 31, 2026, has stirred a mix of reactions from fans and cast members alike. Amanda’s ex-husband, Kyle Cooke, has publicly expressed his concerns regarding the backlash she is facing.

In a recent conversation with journalist Adam Glyn, Kyle opened up about Amanda’s situation, highlighting his worries about the negative attention she has received since announcing her relationship with West. He noted the distress he feels for her amid what he perceives as cyberbullying. Kyle mentioned that Amanda was aware of the potential fallout from her decision but is struggling to cope with the situation.

Additionally, Kyle shared his thoughts on West Wilson, suggesting that he may not be fully committed to Amanda. He characterized West as someone who might be involved with multiple women simultaneously while noting that the audience seems to favor West over Amanda, prompting even more condemnation directed at her.

Amanda and West made their relationship official through social media, where they announced their long-standing friendship had developed into love. They expressed surprise at how their bond had evolved, emphasizing the importance of handling their relationship with care due to their friendship.

Kyle and Amanda’s journey together has been a topic of interest since they met in 2015. After a long-term relationship, which included an engagement and marriage, the couple eventually separated in January 2026. Their relationship was marked by ups and downs, including Kyle’s admission of infidelity, which Amanda chose to forgive.

As fans react to the latest developments, Kyle’s concern for Amanda raises questions about the support systems around public figures navigating personal challenges in the spotlight. How do you view Kyle’s concern for Amanda in this situation?

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