Danielle Olivera is supporting Lindsay Hubbard following her breakup with Summer House costar Carl Radke and feels that multiple female cast members understand Hubbard’s perspective. She believes that it will take time to understand what went wrong in the former couple’s relationship and thinks that Radke and Hubbard should have just remained best friends. Radke maintains that viewers will see what led to the breakup unfold on Summer House.
Danielle Olivera is supporting Lindsay Hubbard after her split from their Summer House costar Carl Radke and believes there is more to the story than what Radke has said.
Summer House may have finished filming for the season, but the drama between cast members Danielle Olivera, Lindsay Hubbard, and Carl Radke continues to unfold. During a live taping of Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” podcast, Olivera stood firmly by Hubbard in the aftermath of her split from Radke. Despite the split, Olivera expressed that she is not ready to believe Radke’s side of the story yet, stating “People do want to believe Carl’s side of that story, and at the end of the day, I would love to believe that side of the story too. I just don’t right now.”
Olivera also revealed that there are other female cast members from the Bravo series who understand why Radke called it quits. “I think it’s gonna take some time to figure out,” she added. “Like, there’s the real part, there’s Lindsay’s side, there’s Carl and there’s somewhere we all lie.” This situation has led Olivera to conclude that Carl and Lindsay were meant to be best friends and that their relationship is now shattered beyond repair.
The couple, Hubbard and Radke, got engaged in August 2022 after a year of dating, with plans to marry last month. However, they have now called off their engagement, much to the surprise and dismay of Hubbard who felt manipulated by the breakup. Radke has stated that viewers will see what led to the breakup, while Olivera has openly sided with Hubbard, indicating that the drama between the cast members continues even after the cameras have stopped rolling.
