Danielle Olivera doesn’t think Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke are capable of living together in a shared home on “Summer House,” following their breakup.
“We might need some time. Yeah, we need a lot of time,” Olivera tells Page Six.
The longtime “Summer House” star, 35, points out that she and Hubbard had a major falling out over the summer of 2022, but they were able to start over in their friendship and film Season 8 together in 2023.
“To be fair, I thought that I would never speak to Lindsay again. That was just so heartbreaking to me, but here we are. So crazier things have happened,” she adds.
However, Olivera says that unlike Radke, she wasn’t engaged to Hubbard.
Radke, 39, and Hubbard, 37, have had some practice being in the same room together since splitting in August.
The exes reunited at the “Winter House” premiere in October and later at the Season 8 premiere of “Summer House” two weeks ago.
The new season of the hit Bravo series has already teased bits and pieces of conversations that led to Radke calling off their engagement.
During the most recent episode, Hubbard and Radke got into an explosive argument after Hubbard accused her sober fiancé of being on cocaine.
The then-couple had a heated conversation while in the car on their way to a bar, but Hubbard quickly returned to the shared home after getting upset with Radke.
Hubbard told co-star Gabby Prescod that Radke was acting “very reminiscent of, like, Carl on cocaine.”
Radke vehemently denied the accusation and later reiterated to Page Six that he’s been proudly sober since January 2021.
“Anybody that knows me knows that alcohol and cocaine were my issues,” he told us last month. “I have not touched those in three years, so cheers to that. I’m proud of that.
“Watching that back, it’s uncomfortable and especially, you know, when you’re in a relationship and that’s being brought up when I’ve been very focused and really trying to stay on track,” he continued.
Hubbard issued a statement regarding her claims shortly after the episode aired last week.
“After watching back this week’s episode, I wish I had used better wording,” she wrote on her Instagram Story.
Hubbard explained that she was “emotional and hurt” by what went down earlier that night, and her conversation with Prescod was intended to be “private.”
“I have never questioned his sobriety before this moment and from day one I was his biggest supporter,” she continued.
Page Six confirmed that a little over a month later, Radke called off their engagement after having another blow up argument at the end of the season.
