Kyle Cooke’s Life Beyond Acting: A Look at the ‘Summer House’ Star’s Divorce

Kyle Cooke recently announced his divorce from Amanda Batula through Instagram, marking the end of their four-year marriage. The couple, known for their appearances on Bravo TV’s show Summer House, tied the knot in September 2021 and often shared their relationship journey openly with fans.

Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Kyle has built a diverse career as both an actor and an entrepreneur. His early television career saw him earning a starting salary of just $20,000 per season, which later rose to an impressive $340,000 annually.

Kyle’s educational background includes attending Trinity College in Hartford, followed by an MBA from Babson College. His charismatic personality and passion for leadership formed a strong foundation for his business endeavors. Initially, he worked as a sales representative, gaining experience in marketing and business development which later helped him venture into entrepreneurship.

In 2018, Cooke established Loverboy Inc., a premium beverage brand focusing on low-calorie sparkling hard teas and cocktails. The brand has since emerged as a leader in the ready-to-drink beverage market. Kyle is hands-on in promoting Loverboy, often participating in podcasts, interviews, and industry events to showcase his products.

Prior to launching Loverboy, Kyle founded a nightlife software company called NightJockey, gaining national and international recognition. His time on Summer House introduced him to a broader audience, and his relationship with Amanda became a focal point of the show, earning him many fans. The series, which started airing in 2017, examines themes of friendship, romance, and business. Kyle also featured in its spinoff, Winter House, which was well-received.

Cooke’s contributions both as an actor and entrepreneur have garnered him several accolades. He was recognized by Forbes in 2022 for his entrepreneurial success with Loverboy and has won multiple Bravo fan favorite awards over the years. Kyle’s role as a keynote speaker at various beverage industry events further underscores his influence in the field.

Navigating public life comes with challenges, and Kyle has faced scrutiny regarding his personal relationships, especially with Amanda. The couple’s disagreements and public spats attracted media attention, but his approach has been one of openness and focus on personal growth.

As of 2025, Kyle Cooke’s estimated net worth is between $2 to $3 million. His income sources include his salary from Summer House, profits from Loverboy, public speaking engagements, and brand partnerships. Bravo stars typically earn between $10,000 and $30,000 per episode, with additional revenue from business ventures.

In addition to his acting and entrepreneurial pursuits, Kyle is also a certified mixologist, frequently exploring his creativity through cocktail crafting. He is an advocate for mental health and has promoted a healthy lifestyle, which inspired the branding of Loverboy. With experiences ranging from love and marriage to divorce, Kyle Cooke continues to carve out his identity in both the entertainment and business sectors.

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