Amanda Batula boyfriend West Wilson resurfaced in an Aug. 24 Instagram carousel that put their relationship back in public view. Batula had kept a low profile over the summer, so the post functioned as a rare update rather than a routine photo dump.
West Wilson on Aug. 24
The carousel showed Batula and West Wilson lying in the grass, sipping wine on a sailboat, drinking drinks, hanging out at a restaurant, and posing in a kitchen. She also wore his Montana State University sweatshirt in one photo, a small but readable sign of how casually the pair are presenting themselves online.
Batula captioned the post, “Weenies and martinis,” and Wilson answered in the comments, “Straws at Del's [greater than sign]”. That exchange is the clearest public signal in the post: the relationship is still active, and both sides are willing to acknowledge it without turning the feed into a statement.
Instagram Stories in July
The August post did not come out of nowhere. In July, Batula and Wilson attended a wedding in Montana together, and in mid-July they posted separate Instagram Stories from the event. Wilson later posted a July 23 carousel with a photo of the two of them from the wedding, then followed in early August with more Instagram photos that included Batula on a boardwalk.
Those posts map the relationship in public more clearly than a single caption does. The sequence shows a steady move from scattered sightings to repeated shared images, which is exactly how a private relationship becomes legible to followers without a formal announcement.
In The City Season 1 reunion
During Part 1 of the In The City Season 1 reunion, Batula said she was still dating Wilson and called him “supportive.” She added, “On the flip side, I'm actually getting from him things that I felt I was lacking in my relationship with Kyle.”
That line gives the August carousel a sharper edge. Batula is not just posting a boyfriend photo set; she is putting a current relationship into the same public frame where she has already contrasted it with Kyle Cooke, which keeps the story about both visibility and comparison rather than simple romance.
West Wilson is from Missouri, and Batula’s return to Instagram now reads as the cleaner of the two signals available: the relationship is being shown in a way that feels deliberate, but the broader timeline still leaves the start date of the pair’s relationship hanging in the background.
