In a surprising turn of events, former Summer House stars Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke have reunited for a commercial project, nearly three years after calling off their high-profile engagement.
The duo appeared together in an Uber Eats advertisement posted to Instagram on April 5, 2026, marking one of their first public collaborations since their dramatic 2023 breakup. The ad cleverly references recent dating drama among their Summer House castmates.
In the video, Radke, 41, appears emotional while seated beside an Uber Eats delivery bag filled with comfort food. On-screen text reads "Carl is A MESS" as he blows his nose. Hubbard, 39, then offers him tissues with the pointed question, "Is it soft enough for you?" The ad concludes with the tagline: "Delivering clean up for any mess Uber Eats."
"I unblocked him for this!" Hubbard wrote in the comments section of the Instagram post, acknowledging the playful nature of their reunion.
The advertisement arrives just days after their Summer House colleagues Amanda Batula and West Wilson confirmed they are romantically involved—a revelation that has caused significant drama within the Bravo reality television community. Batula recently announced her separation from husband Kyle Cooke after four years of marriage, while Wilson previously dated Batula's close friend and fellow cast member Ciara Miller.
Cooke himself seemed pleased with Hubbard and Radke's reunion, commenting on the post: "All of a sudden, all is right in the world."
The couple's breakup was a central storyline during Summer House's eighth season, culminating in an explosive finale that left fans wondering about their future relationship. While they have maintained distance since the split, this commercial collaboration suggests they have reached a more amicable place.
Hubbard, who shares 15-month-old daughter Gemma with ex Turner Kufe, and Radke's reunion comes amid ongoing cast drama. Following Batula and Wilson's relationship announcement, Cooke expressed concern about Batula facing online criticism, telling journalist Adam Glyn in a TikTok video: "I'm actually really worried about Amanda... from what I'm seeing she's kind of getting cyber bullied."
The Uber Eats advertisement represents not only a business collaboration between the former couple but also a moment of levity during a turbulent period for the Summer House cast.