Summer House star Lindsay Hubbard is calling out Bravo fan accounts for allegedly causing drama at a degree she claims is “unacceptable.”
“Consider this a formal PSA: If you are a Bravo fan account, and 90% of your posts and clips are to incite hate towards ANY @bravotv talent when their show(s) are airing, that is called CYBER BULLYING,” Hubbard, 39, wrote in a Threads post on Tuesday, July 7, noting that a certain line should not be crossed despite some dirty laundry being aired out on television.
“It’s okay to have opinions, that’s the point of us putting our lives on TV: different journeys invite different perspectives from the audience,” she continued, before slamming the social media accounts that push boundaries. “But when the majority of your clips and posts are directed towards one person in an extremely negative way, it reaches a point of obsession and bullying.”
While Hubbard reiterated that she knows “more than most” what she “signed up for” when she agreed to be on reality TV, adding that she has “shared every part” of her journey” for the past 10 years.”
“We appreciate the Bravo fan accounts and Bravoholics who share their opinions, and create conversations, respectfully, however there is a line,” she further explained. “We need to be better as humans towards each other.”
Hubbard concluded, “We live in weird times, and the least we can do is enjoy Bravo with respect to the human beings that are opening up their lives. Thanks.”
Hubbard certainly knows a thing or two about reality TV drama, as her breakup from ex Carl Radke was a key story line during season 8 of Summer House long before the latest string of scandals made headlines.
The former flames recently teamed up for an Uber Eats social media ad amid the drama surrounding castmates-turned-lovers Amanda Batula and West Wilson following Batula’s split from her estranged husband, Kyle Cooke, in January. (The fact that Batula was also BFFs with Wilson’s ex Ciara Miller fueled the tension and outcry amongst fans.)
The love triangle drama was referenced in the ad, including a now-iconic line from the season 10 reunion when Cooke, 43, discussed how the Summer House cast was handling the news. “I mean, Carl’s a mess,” Cooke revealed at the time. (Batula, 34, and Wilson, 31, have repeatedly insisted their romance didn’t begin until after she split from Cooke, noting their feelings evolved from a platonic connection over time.)
Radke blows his nose in the ad as he fights back tears while sitting beside an Uber Eats bag filled with comfort food. The text onscreen reads, “Carl is A MESS.”
Hubbard later replied in the comments section, “I unblocked [Carl] for this!”
Prior to Wilson’s confirmed departure from the series, an insider exclusively told Us Weekly in mid-June, “West isn’t coming back.”
The source added, “He could still make an appearance on Summer House or In the City in the future, especially if things with Amanda progress, but he’s not a cast member this season.”
Late last month, another insider told Us that “Amanda was not invited back to season 11,” noting that execs thought it wouldn’t “be a fun summer” without having “organic relationships with the rest of the cast.”
“Amanda seems to agree it’s not a good fit,” the source added, claiming other costars “in agreement with the decision.”
