Lindsay Hubbard Is 'Excited About My Future' With Bravo As Rumors About Her Joining 'RHONY' Swirl

Season 9 of Bravo's hit series "Summer House" is coming to an end, and Lindsay Hubbard caught up with The Blast to reflect on the chaos that ensued.

In an exclusive interview, Hubbard discussed her new collaboration with Air Wick and opened up about filming the high-stakes reality show while pregnant last summer. She also addressed the latest rumors swirling around that suggest she could be joining a future season of the newly rebooted "Real Housewives of New York City," hinting that her relationship with the network is far from over.

Hubbard returned to the Hamptons in the summer of 2024 for her ninth season of the explosive Bravo reality series. However, she entered the house with a changed perspective and new priorities.

As viewers saw during the first episode of the season, Hubbard, who was 18 weeks pregnant at the time, told her castmates with an ultrasound that she was expecting.

“I just wanted to say a couple of words given that it’s the first night … we go through a lot, but we go through it together,” she said on camera, adding, "My personal journey has been nothing short of all over the place."

After sharing the news with her co-stars, Hubbard also made her public announcement, which sparked some conversation among certain watchers about why she'd want to return to a "party house" during her new era, especially considering her messy split from ex-finaceé Carl Radke (who also returned for his ninth season) the year before.

In classic Hubbard fashion, the "Summer House" OG clapped back at that assertion on social media in 2024, writing, “Can you not party when you’re pregnant?”

She seemed to mirror that same sentiment to The Blast when reflecting on how she enjoyed being part of the latest season.

"I loved filming while pregnant," she said when asked about her experience with the group for season 9. "I really had such a good time. It was a sweet spot in my pregnancy. It was not the first trimester, you know, where you're going through a lot of testing."

She continued, "And it wasn't the third trimester, where I'm just so huge that it's hard to move around. It was the sweet spot of the second trimester."

According to Hubbard, whose daughter Gemma was born in December 2024, she had more "energy" this time around and described her time in the house as "fun."

"I really felt like I was going through my pregnancy with my castmates and that the whole entire house, like we were going through it together."

Now the only "Summer House" star with a child, there's no doubt about whether Hubbard will receive an offer to return to the show for the next season. However, some fans have started to wonder whether she might pop up somewhere else, given her close friendship with "Real Housewives of New York" cast member Erin Lichy.

During a previous podcast interview, Hubbard, who's now working with Air Wick to help empower hosts to create the perfect get-ready home, revealed she'd been having "ongoing" discussions with the "Summer House" producers about how her involvement with the show might change in the future.

"I know that executives and I are trying to figure it out, and I think it’s pretty clear that, obviously, by next summer, my daughter will be 7 [or] 8 months old," she said. "I’m not gonna bring my 8-month-old daughter to the summer house every weekend, to a party house."

So, could that mean Hubbard may be the first "Summer House" transplant on "RHONY?"

When asked, Lichy said she was open to the idea of her friend holding an apple, adding, “I think we could use some new blood; I’m kind of excited to see," before admitting the latter would be "great."

While speaking with The Blast about whether the "Real Housewives" franchise could be part of her next chapter, the 38-year-old played it coy, hinting just enough to spark curiosity.

"Um, let's just say that I am excited about my future [with the network]," Hubbard said.

Hubbard is also excited about her new partnership with Air Wick, the home fragrance brand known for products that eliminate odors and freshen up any space.

As partners, Hubbard is opening up about her vision boards, which were inspired by the company's Lavender & Chamomile and Fresh Linen scents.

"I wanted to partner with Air Wick to help hosts be guest-ready every day, whether it's an impromptu gathering or a special occasion," Hubbard told The Blast. "I think fragrance is everything," she added before pinning the brand's lavender fragrance as her favorite.

She also touched on some of her essentials and favorite hacks for hosting a stress-free gathering, reminding The Blast that hosts always set the mood.

"I think that fragrance is the magic touch when creating a welcoming environment," she said. "So, you know, as soon as your guests walk through the door, you want to inspire them with a really good scent."

In addition to fragrance, food is another item Hubbard labeled as a must-have.

"Have finger foods, make sure that your guests are well fed. We don't want anyone hungry," she quipped.