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Ben Waddell will not return to Bravo’s “Summer House” for Season 11
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Ben Waddell will not return to Bravo’s “Summer House” for Season 11

Deadline reports that Ben Waddell, who joined the Bravo reality series in Season 10 alongside Sabrina Belle, will be departing after one season, with neither he nor Belle set to return for the next installment.

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Bravo reality star Ben Waddell will not be returning to “Summer House” for Season 11 after appearing in the show’s most recent cycle, Deadline has confirmed.

Deadline reported that Waddell joined “Summer House” in Season 10, and that he and his girlfriend Sabrina Belle will not be coming back for the next season. The report frames the decision as a wrap after their time on the series last summer.

In a quote included by Deadline, Waddell and Belle described their experience on the show as positive, saying, “Ben and Sabrina had the greatest time last summer. There’s so much love […]”

The departure means the Season 11 roster will be drawn without Waddell and Belle, following their one-season stint on the Bravo cast. Deadline did not provide additional reasons for the exit in the portion of the report referenced in this discovery packet.

“Summer House” continues to be a major part of Bravo’s reality programming lineup, and changes to the cast typically affect both on-screen storylines and how audiences follow relationships and group dynamics across the season’s episodes.

For viewers expecting Waddell and Belle to carry over into the next chapter, Deadline’s confirmation establishes that they will not be part of the show’s next installment as it begins to move through production and release planning.

Neither Bravo nor Waddell’s representatives were included in the discovery packet with further comments beyond the statements referenced by Deadline, and no additional timetable for Season 11 was stated in the available reporting.

Deadline’s report concludes that Waddell’s exit is tied to the Season 11 decision, with the practical effect that fans will not see his return as the series transitions from Season 10 to its next cycle.

Why It Matters

  • Cast changes can reshape “Summer House” story arcs and alter how audiences track relationships and alliances moving into Season 11.
  • Because Waddell’s time on the show is described as limited to Season 10, his departure is a direct report that Season 11 will not extend his storyline.
  • For Bravo and the production team, the decision affects planning for Season 11’s episode narratives and ensemble casting decisions.
  • For viewers, the confirmation closes the question of whether Waddell and Sabrina Belle would return, setting expectations for how the next season will be structured.

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Key Facts

  • Deadline confirmed that Ben Waddell will not return to “Summer House” for Season 11.
  • Waddell joined the series in Season 10, according to Deadline.
  • Deadline reported that neither Ben Waddell nor Sabrina Belle is set to return for Season 11.
  • Deadline included a quote describing their positive experience on the show, including the line, “Ben and Sabrina had the greatest time last summer. There’s so much love […]”.
  • The report indicates the exit will remove Waddell and Belle from the next season’s cast lineup.
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