Ciara Miller Shares a Peek Inside Her “New Place” in NYC After Moving

Ciara Miller has finally moved into a new apartment in New York City! The Summer House cast member teased her move and showed off herself packing things up since December 2024 and now she's settling into her new home.

The critical care ICU nurse and model took to her Instagram Story over the weekend, where she gave a glimpse inside her gorgeous new space, with floor-to-ceiling windows and a stunning view. Ciara first posted to her Story, where she shared a photo of herself, wearing comfy clothes and posing excitedly in the mirror of her old apartment, as her movers milled around her. Ciara took to the caption of the post, where she revealed that the movers had packed everything up in her old place for her, making the process incredibly easy.

She then took to the streets of NYC where she posed with her moving truck, eager to get to her new place. And the move was worth it: Ciara posted two photos from inside her new apartment, capturing the view of the Hudson River, right outside of her window. She also posed with her boxes, in the center of the spacious living area, with a column in the corner and dark wood floors. Now this is the ultimate place to watch the sunset over the river.

"Finally in my new place!!" Ciara captioned one photo taken inside of her beautiful new apartment.

Details on Ciara Miller's moving process into her new home

Ciara began the moving process in December, taking to her Instagram Story that month to show her living room in disarray. In the photo, Ciara's purses can be seen sitting on the floor next to moving boxes, Christmas decor, and covering every square inch of the floor and her couch. "I'M MOVINGG," she wrote over the photo. "Let the chaos begin."

Ciara took to her Instagram Story on Jan. 6, where she revealed that she had rediscovered some old hobbies during the move. The model captured four different pieces of still life artwork that she had watercolored when it had been a hobby of hers. "Going through all your stuff when [you're] packing...like my past watercolor hobby," she wrote over the art.