Hannah Berner quit Bravo's Summer House in a loud fashion, but as the new season starts, viewers are starting to realize the former tennis pro won't be missed. There is no denying that Hannah was controversial. Season 5 showed her getting under the skin of her castmates and viewers multiple times due to her mean-spirited attempts at humor. Hannah tried to use her father’s tough coaching as an excuse for her rude treatment of Kyle Cooke and Luke Gulbranson.
When she debuted on the show back in 2019, she seemed sweet enough, even though her fashion sense needed tons of help. However, Hannah soon turned into a rather mean and vengeful housemate who chose to quit when life didn't go her way. Summer House season 6 has just gotten underway, with Hannah no longer a focal point of any storyline. Instead, the rest of the roomies are stepping up and bringing the drama.
The first episode started with a bang as some old and new faces returned for a fun-filled summer. Some viewers may have noticed Hannah's absence but most don't seem bothered by her replacement. Hannah rubbed viewers the wrong way as she cried over and over again about how Luke treated her, only for it to come out that she had been embellishing her story. The house feels a bit lighter now that Hannah has departed. She has taken her bad attitude and self-oriented behavior back to the comedy stage.
When Hannah first entered the show, viewers felt they could relate to the young starlet. She formed a crush on the Minnesota woodchopper, and audiences genuinely felt awful when he supposedly broke her heart. The drama became too intense as Hannah burned bridges, including her friendship with Amanda Batula. Kyle even uninvited her from their wedding because he wanted a more peaceful day. Since Hannah's abrupt departure, some viewers have genuinely forgotten she was even on the show.
At one point, Bravo hinted that Hannah was fired after making jokes about Carl Radke using drugs and Luke's mental health. Just like viewers don't seem to mind that she's gone, it does not look like any of her co-stars miss her, either. The new season of Summer House is set to be an exciting one regardless. In just the premiere alone, viewers learned that Kyle and Amanda are in therapy and that Ciara Miller is still holding a candle for Austen Kroll. It's clear the show still has plenty of drama without Hannah.
Summer House airs Mondays at 9 p.m. EST on Bravo.