Lindsay Hubbard Reveals Exactly How Much She Will Be on ‘Summer House’ Season 10

Lindsay Hubbard isn’t just returning to Summer House—she’s owning it.

After one of the most talked-about breakups in Bravo history, fans weren’t sure how much of Lindsay would appear in Season 10 following the sudden and painful end of her engagement to Carl Radke. The emotional fallout, which played out off-camera last fall, left viewers wondering if Lindsay would take a step back to heal in private. But now, the Summer House OG is setting the record straight—and making it clear that she didn’t just show up, she showed out.

In a new interview, Lindsay confirmed what die-hard Hubb House fans have been hoping to hear: “I was there every single weekend,” she revealed. “I filmed everything. I showed up for work. I showed up for myself. I didn’t hide. This is the most real I’ve ever been on this show.”

That confirmation should put to rest all the rumors suggesting she had pulled a disappearing act. In fact, Lindsay says this might be her most raw, emotional, and revealing season yet.

“You’ll see me at my lowest, but also rebuilding my strength,” she shared. “It’s messy, it’s vulnerable, but it’s also empowering. I refused to let heartbreak define me or push me off the screen. If anything, I leaned in harder.”

Sources close to production say Lindsay’s presence is felt deeply in Season 10, as shifting house dynamics, loyalty tests, and emotional confrontations swirl around her. Her relationship with castmates—some supportive, others not—will take center stage as she navigates life post-engagement under the glare of reality TV.

And while some fans worried her exit from the Carl storyline meant a quieter role, Lindsay assures them that couldn’t be further from the truth. “You’re going to see a woman who’s been knocked down—but gets right back up, stronger and more focused,” she said.

She even hinted at a few unexpected moments that viewers “will not see coming”—including new friendships, surprise revelations, and a possible romantic twist.

For Lindsay Hubbard, Season 10 isn’t about revenge or image repair—it’s about reclamation. “I’ve been on this show for years,” she said. “And I’ve never been more proud of the version of me you’re about to see.”

Get ready, Bravo fans. The Hubb House is open for business—louder, prouder, and more unfiltered than ever.