Summer House star drops bombshell split at reunion five months after welcoming baby as cast left stunned
Lindsay Hubbard dropped a bombshell on Part 2 of the Summer House season 9 reunion Wednesday night—she and Turner Kufe have quietly called it quits.
The 39-year-old reality star, who welcomed daughter Gemma with Turner in December, revealed the breakup happened 'a few months ago.'
'We put our romantic relationship on pause for now,' Lindsay told host Andy Cohen. 'We are just focused on being the best parents we can possibly be to Gemma. We are coparents, we are an amazing team.'
The news left the cast visibly stunned.
'It is hard to tell,' Gabby Prescod admitted, adding, I wouldn't have guessed.'
West Wilson chimed in that he'd spent time with the pair just last week and 'didn't clock it' either.
'Yeah, because you wouldn't,' Lindsay replied. 'We are like the best of friends.'
She added, 'Even on the weekend, when we don't have our nanny and it's just the two of us tag-teaming being parents, we're out to brunch, we're going to visit friends.'
Lindsay and Turner—a doctor she briefly dated back in 2020 — rekindled things in January 2024 and announced her pregnancy six months later.
But while sparks flew at first, Lindsay admitted the two were simply on different pages.
She also praised Turner for being a better father 'than I ever could have expected.'
Lindsay added that Turner still sleeps at her apartment 'half the week,' but clarified they're not 'friends with benefits' and aren't seeing other people.
'We'll see what happens in the future,' she said, noting there's still a lot to figure out when it comes to parenting, 'my lifestyle, me being public, him being private. It's too much at once.'
After Amanda Batula praised Turner (who was not present at the reunion) for being a supportive father, Gabby Prescod called Lindsay's choice to end the relationship 'a mature decision.'
Lindsay and Turner's romance flourished after her high-profile breakup and ended engagement with Summer House co-star Carl Radke in summer 2023
'We've had discussions about it,' Gabby said. 'She was like, "Turner's such a great dad to Gemma, but he's not the person romantically for me."'
Gabby added that Lindsay was choosing not to 'make it work just to stay a family,' but instead hopes to 'find somebody else who can be the man for me and not the dad, because Gemma already has a dad.'
Lindsay and Turner's romance flourished after her high-profile breakup and ended engagement with Summer House co-star Carl Radke in summer 2023.
By July, Lindsay revealed she was pregnant with her and Turner's first child.
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