Lindsay Hubbard is heading into the Summer House season 10 reunion with zero fear, and if you ask her, she has every reason to feel that way.
The longtime Bravo star is opening up about where she stands this season, and surprisingly, she’s not losing sleep over what’s to come. In fact, Lindsay made it clear she’s feeling pretty confident.
“I don’t know if I have anything to be nervous about. I thought it was a really good season so far for me,” she shared with US weekly, hinting that from her perspective, things have gone better than expected.
But before fans jump to conclusions, Lindsay also teased that the drama isn’t over just yet. With half a season still left to air — plus even more content coming — she made it clear there’s still a lot we haven’t seen.
And this season definitely looked different for her.
Fresh off welcoming her daughter Gemma in December 2024 with ex Turner Kufe, Lindsay split her time between New York City and the Hamptons while filming — navigating life as a new mom while still showing up for the show.
“Here’s the thing, I was, like, six or seven months after giving birth. It’s always an adjustment in your first year of becoming a parent,” she explained, getting candid about the reality behind the scenes.
Instead of sitting home without her daughter on the weekends, Lindsay admitted she made a conscious choice to stay active and film.
She essentially said she could either sit at home feeling down and missing her baby, or she could go out, distract herself, and spend time with her friends in the Hamptons — and clearly, she chose the latter.
Because of that, Lindsay wasn’t present for every single moment this season — something she actually embraced.
“I missed being in the know, but everyone always caught me up,” she revealed, adding that there was something “fun” about stepping back and catching up on the drama after the fact.
But if you thought Lindsay was checked out, think again.
This season, she says she stepped into a completely different role within the house — becoming a source of support, especially for the newer cast members.
Calling the experience “intimidating” for newcomers, Lindsay explained that she made a real effort to be there for them as they adjusted to the group dynamic, the parties, and the constant chaos.
And according to her, becoming a mom has completely changed how her castmates see her.
She joked that everyone now looks at her like “Mama Hubbard” — someone they can trust, confide in, and turn to for guidance.
While she insists she’s not necessarily handing out advice as a mom, Lindsay admitted that motherhood has given her a new perspective — one that makes her more protective and more aware of what others might need.
She even suggested that this shift has made her better equipped to help her castmates navigate their own issues.
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