Summer House Season 10 is just around the corner, and Lindsay Hubbard was more than happy to reshoot her cast photo.
“I am redoing my photos from last year because I was so pregnant, and now I’m not, and I have short hair, so, here I am again,” she exclusively told BravoTV.com in a video showing the single mom posing for cameras and joyously laughing. “I was carrying around 60 pounds, at that point, of baby weight — I just remember having a lot of fun, but looking pretty different.”
The contrast is plain to see in a side-by-side of Lindsay in the late-term stages of pregnancy compared to the recent shoot, her wavy bob missing about nearly a foot of blonde hair. Looking back at why she preferred a do-over, it helped having her now-1-year-old daughter, Gemma Britt Kufe — whom Lindsay shares with ex-boyfriend Turner Kufe — in her life.
Lindsay continued, “Today is easier because I can walk around, I can get around a lot easier, I can actually wear heels, and I have my daughter to go home to.”
Here’s what to expect from Lindsay Hubbard on Summer House Season 10
Summer House will bring “a whole new vibe” into its milestone 10th season, seeing more of Lindsay’s “fairytale life” as a mom in her and Gemma’s new New York City apartment. Lindsay’s romantic life will also get a look, as her official cast bio states, “For the first time since having a baby, she feels like she can date for fun — no timeline. But after two difficult heartbreaks, has she lost her sense of self?”
Related: See How Lindsay Hubbard and Ex-Boyfriend Turner Kufe Are Co-Parenting Amid the Holidays
Details on the Summer House spinoff taking place in the city
In adjacent news, Lindsay — as teased at BravoCon 2025 — is slated to join recently separated husband and wife Kyle Cooke and Amanda Batula for an upcoming NYC-based spinoff away from The Hamptons, though details are still scarce. Based on recent teasers, the show will see the cast’s progression as they enter a new chapter of adulthood, as Lindsay exclusively told The Daily Dish.
“I think our show is like a good transitional show,” she said. “We’re not really, like, at a place where we can party in the Hamptons, in a shared house all summer, every weekend, right? Like, I have a baby now, and that’s just not where my head is at. But, I think in the city is so great. Because you see our day-to-day lives. Like, some of us are new parents. Some of us have kids. Some of us are married. Some of us are trying to have kids. So it really is like the show of just learning how to take that next chapter of life in stride.”
More to come once Summer House Season 10 premieres on Feb. 3. Until then, find out more from the other cast members’ official cast photos and bios.
