It’s evident that the bros on Summer House consider themselves to be hilarious comedians (especially Kyle Cooke), but word on the street is an actual touring comedian, who is an internet fave. could be joining the bunch. If you’re old enough to have watched Gossip Girl during its original run, you may not be familiar with influencer and certified silly boi Connor Wood, who popped off on TikTok following the pandemic. Connor is the co-host of v popular podcast created with Brooke Averick, Brooke and Connor Make A Podcast, but his aspirations go beyond social media and the mic. Connor has been taking his comedy tour around the world, but the streets are saying he may make a pit stop in the Hamptons next summer. Is Fibula AKA Connor Wood joining the cast of Summer House? Let’s discuss.
Is Connor Wood joining Summer House?
Fans are speculating that Connor might be interested in joining the reality TV show cast. On the January 23, 2025 episode of Hot Mess with Alix Earle, Connor explained that he’s moving to New York. Plus, Connor mentioned he was friends with current cast member, West Wilson, on Alix’s podcast.
West joined the Summer House for the eighth season and got called out at the reunion for being more into the fan girls and attention than the rest of the group. This was kind of an obvious observation considering West showed off his little Zoolander 101 pose on every platform and in every outlet that would allow him to do so, but it was a big revelation nonetheless.
If Connor and West are buddies, it’s extremely possible that a minimum the stand-up would make a cameo at one of Summer House’s famous costume parties. Some fans are thrilled by the idea of an existing personality joining the mix, such as season 9’s addition of influencer Lexi Wood. But others are focused on the fact that what made the show iconic in the first place is they were real New Yorkers, not aspiring celebs. Is Bravo hungry for Connor’s almost half a million followers? Only season 10 filming in the summer of 2025 will tell!
Is Connor Wood on TV?
Not yet, because as Connor told GQ, he needs to “get better at acting, unfortunately, to get a phone call back.” Still, he “would love to do TV, film, everything” one day, along with writing and keeping up with social media. Wow, Connor hopes to be a busy boy!! Being on Bravo certainly falls under the category “TV, film, everything,” so it feels like the theory is pretty plausible. If he’s lucky he could end up like Ariana Madix and turn a reality show into an A-list trajectory. He already had the distinct honor of bartending on WWHL in March 2024.
