Paige DeSorbo made her stance clear in Amanda Batula and Ciara Miller’s falling out over “Summer House” co-star West Wilson.
The “Giggly Squad” co-host, 33, showed her support for Miller, 30, via Instagram on Wednesday.
DeSorbo commented on Miller’s post from the “Your Friends & Neighbors” premiere, which included a brutal dig about not being able to “trust” people.
She also appeared to take a swipe at Batula, 34, from her cat Daphne’s account.
DeSorbo shared a Photoshopped image of her feline having a tea party with Hannah Berner and Miller’s respective pets, Butter and Jasper.
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“Karma is a cat,” she captioned the pointed social media upload.
DeSorbo has yet to directly speak out on Batula’s Tuesday confirmation that she and Wilson — her BFF Miller’s ex-boyfriend — are together.
However, Page Six hears the new couple’s fellow cast members are “pissed” and “disappointed” over what a source has dubbed a “full-blown relationship.”
Another insider told us Wilson, 31, was exclusively seeing another woman named Meija Moreno when his and Batula’s secret romance was exposed.
In his and Batula’s joint statement, they wrote, “What’s developed recently was the last thing either of us expected. Our connection grew out of a genuine, longstanding friendship.
“As our feelings evolved, we wanted to take time to understand exactly what we were feeling,” the pair continued. “We also recognize that this has had an impact beyond just us and never wanted our actions to cause any hurt or be perceived as careless.”
Batula, notably, is fresh off of her split from estranged husband Kyle Cooke, whom she was married to for four years.
The exes went public with their breakup in January, two months after Page Six reported they were living apart.
Cooke, 43, expressed worry for his former spouse’s well-being in his first interview since the scandal made headlines — and shaded Wilson.
“West seems to be the kind of guy playing multiple women at the same time,” the Loverboy creator told street journalist Adam Glyn, going on to say the bombshell puts the Bravo series in “jeopardy.”
He explained, “You can’t shoot ‘Summer House’ if the vibes are off.”
