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Ciara Miller from Summer House Discusses Giving People “Second Chances” for “Stupid Reasons”

Ciara Miller‘s romantic journey has been anything but dull. 

And that’s how the Summer House star—who has navigated love on the Bravo series since she was 24—prefers it, as the highs and lows have ultimately fostered growth that allowed her to thrive in new phases of life, such as joining season 35 of Dancing With the Stars.

“You date the wrong people, and you give them second chances for stupid reasons,” Miller shared with E! News in an exclusive interview following the DWTS cast reveal on Good Morning America on Sept. 2. “You have to go through that in order to get to where you’re going.”

“You’re supposed to get it wrong in order to figure out who’s right,” she noted. “It’s not easy dating. But I think that that’s part of the beauty in it too.”

After the season 10 finale of Summer House in May, Miller’s friend group fractured when her ex West Wilson began a secret relationship with her best friend Amanda Batula, while she herself was reigniting her romance with a former partner. However, for the Love Island: Aftersun host, embracing both the good and the bad is a natural aspect of finding your person.

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