Would Summer House's Lindsay Hubbard Go on Married at First Sight? She Says...
The longtime Bravoleb celebrated Married at First Sight’s 20th Season at an event in NYC.
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Key Takeaways
- Lindsay Hubbard hosted a wedding-themed screening event for Married at First Sight Season 20 in New York City and joked that she would consider applying for the show herself.
- Hubbard reflected humorously on her past engagement to Carl Radke, referencing their canceled wedding while speaking about taking chances on love.
- Married at First Sight Season 20 follows seven couples in Seattle and airs new episodes on Peacock throughout the summer.
Lindsay Hubbard walked down the aisle for “the first time." Well... kinda. The Bravoleb hosted a screening for Married at First Sight on July 14 at the Nine Orchard rooftop in Lower Manhattan, where she jokingly revealed whether or not she'd ever apply to be on the show herself.
In honor of the milestone 20th season of Married at First Sight, dozens of journalists and content creators were able to witness the second episode slightly early thanks to the wedding-themed event, hosted by the Summer House alum. And after diving into the new season, it sounds like Hubbard wouldn't be opposed to sitting down with the Married at First Sight experts.
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Lindsay Hubbard teases whether she'd apply for Married at First Sight: "I'm contemplating it"
As an original Summer House and In the City cast member, Hubbard is no stranger to sharing her life on camera. She's shared her journey for nearly a decade on Bravo, making her a fitting master of ceremonies for the Peacock series centered on taking a leap of faith for love.
“I know it takes a lot of courage to put your heart out there, but these couples are taking it to another level,” Hubbard told the crowd as she teed up the evening.
Hubbard wore a white vest and matching short set for the festivities, and the event space was decked out to resemble a stunning summer wedding, just as the seven Married at First Sight Season 20 couples got to experience in Seattle.
“I’m so excited to bring you together to celebrate a brand new season of Married at First Sight,” Hubbard said, adding with her signature humor: “I’m contemplating it, okay. Things are a little bit weird out there.”
Also at the screening event, Hubbard playfully alluded to her former engagement to co-star Carl Radke. “This is the first time I walked down an aisle,” Hubbard joked to the crowd. “Never made it the first time.” The former couple called it quits in August 2023, with viewers later watching the end of their engagement play out on Summer House.
“Let’s raise our glasses to taking chances, trusting the process, and believing that love can show up when you least expect it,” Hubbard went on to say in a toast with guests. “That’s what I’m hoping for, right? Cheers! Cheers to Season 20!”
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How to watch Married at First Sight Season 20
You can watch brand new episodes of Married at First Sight on Thursdays throughout the summer, only on Peacock.
