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It’s no secret that Lindsay Hubbard has moved on after her split from Carl Radke. We love that for her. What we don’t love is the fact that the Summer House star has been keeping the details of her new relationship under wraps, leading the entire world to speculate about the identity of her new boo. We all have our theories, and some fans are convinced she’s dating country singer Dustin Lynch.
The evidence is there. Lindsay bought a house in Nashville. Dustin lives in Nashville. They’re both single and run in the same friend circle. A romantic spark between the two wouldn’t be too far-fetched. But, Dustin recently shut down all of those romance rumors. He made it very clear that he and Lindsay are just friends.
Dustin opened up about the persistent Lindsay rumors during an interview with Us Weekly. He admitted that they’re friendly with each other but claimed that there’s nothing romantic happening. It’s all very platonic.
“I mean, rumors get started. We’ve been through years of this stuff,” Dustin teased before fully shutting down the rumors.
“We’re great friends,” he clarified. “She’s got a house here [in Nashville] now that’s doing great. She’s making some new friends here in town.”
After a major breakup, making new friends and thriving in a new town is probably just what Lindsay needed. And while Dustin seems like a good support system for Lindsay, he admitted that becoming entangled in the Bravo universe isn’t on his radar. Don’t expect a cameo from him on Summer House. This friendship is strictly off-camera.
He explained, “I haven’t been in the Bravo world ever, but to see what that fan base is like is intense. You [open] a whole new can of worms. I’m telling you…[I’m] talking about a big can of worms.”
Now that we know Lindsay isn’t dating Dustin, we’re over here trying to figure out who Lindsay’s boyfriend actually is. Previously, she teased that the special someone was someone she dated in her past. That’s definitely not Dustin, and during the Summer House Season 8 reunion, Lindsay made it clear that she’s going to keep this info under wraps for a little bit longer.
Summer House is streaming on Peacock.
TELL US – DO YOU THINK LINDSAY AND DUSTIN WOULD HAVE MADE A GOOD COUPLE? WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON HER KEEPING HER NEW BOYFRIEND A SECRET?
So, in a bid to freshen up the franchise, both Annemarie Wiley and Crystal Kung Minkoff were asked to turn in their diamonds. A new housewife was added, and Kyle’s sister, Kathy Hilton, is returning in a friend role. Plus, Sutton’s bestie, actress Jennifer Tilly, joined Kathy officially as a friend.
Sutton would like some “camaraderie” in RHOBH Season 14, but teases “drama”
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Sutton recently told Too Fab that the cast changes will create a “refreshing” experience for RHOBH viewers. She also reflected on the marital woes of Kyle and Mauricio, as well as Dorit Kemsley’s separation from hubby PK Kemsley.
“I think right now we’re in the midst of a lot of relationship drama from PK and Dorit and Kyle and Mauricio and it’s kind of sad drama. So we’ll see how that plays out,” Sutton explained. “I think friendship-wise all of us are a bit on thin ice. All of us. So I hope that we can see a lot of reparation and that we can see friendship, camaraderie.”
And Sutton is thrilled about Jennifer joining the cast. “Jennifer Tilly has been a great friend of mine for a long time before I even moved to LA,” she said. “She’s refreshing, she gives a very enlightened point of view, she’s funny.” The boutique owner added, “She’s everything that I know as a friend and I think that we’re all going to love watching her.” I think that Sutton, Jennifer, and Garcelle Beauvais could be the squad that we all need.
“So Boz, is amazing, super smart, and I’ve met her before we started all of this. So it’s nice to sort of have somebody that I know as a housewife come on board,” Sutton stated. “She has a different dynamic, she’s a corporate professional so I think for all of us, it’s going to be different and it’s going to be interesting to see how that plays into her perspective with all of us, but she’s wonderful, she’s smart, she’s caring, she’s loving, and she’s also fiercely fabulous.”
Let’s hope that Season 14 of RHOBH delivers some humor, some drama, and some fun.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is streaming on Peacock.
TELL US – ARE YOU EXCITED FOR SEASON 14 OF RHOBH? DO YOU THINK THAT THE CAST CHANGES WILL IMPROVE THE SERIES?
Survivor jury speeches can make or break a season. Fans want to see some bloodshed before a castaway is rewarded with the coveted million-dollar prize. Over the last 46 seasons, there have been some unforgettable jury speeches. Some jurors use their final time to compliment their fellow castaways on making it to the end, others use it to get in one last dig.
Here are the most unforgettable jury speeches in Survivor history:
Corinne Kaplan – Gabon
Corinne Kaplan delivered one of the most savage jury speeches of all time in Survivor: Gabon. The California native left the game with sour feelings towards finalist Jessica “Sugar” Kiper and she let that be known during her final statement. She ripped her fellow castaway to shreds, bringing up everything from her employment status to her late father.
“Sugar, you are an unemployed, uneducated, leech on society,” she began. “The only thing I would vote to give you is a handful of antidepressants so that no one else has to be subjected to your constant crying anymore. Maybe if you got some, then it would seem a little more sincere when you are crying about your dead father. You don’t deserve the million.”
Corinne’s speech received mixed reviews from fans. While some fans saw the speech as “iconic,” others criticized her for going too far.
“Look it’s iconic, but an awful thing to say,” one fan wrote in a Reddit thread dedicated to the topic.
“It was too far [in my opinion]. I’m disappointed that they let that speech air,” another Reddit user replied.
In a March 2021 interview with Entertainment Weekly, Corinne spoke directly to fans who have asked her to apologize for her behavior on the show.
“I still get DMs almost every day from people who hate me and demand I apologize. And so, I would like to address them in the following statement: I regret nothing,” she told the outlet.
Reed Kelly – San Juan del Sur
In the finale of Survivor: San Juan del Sur, Reed Kelly compared Missy Payne to an “evil stepmother” in his legendary jury speech.
“You cast yourself as the motherly figure. However, fans of classic literary fiction will see through very quickly to who your true character was, which is the wicked stepmother, really, of the tribe,” he said. “It’s the eccentric woman who comes in and makes demands of everyone.”
He delivered his speech with a smile while his fellow castaways looked at him in shock. It was a great TV moment.
“Woo, when I look at your game, I can’t help but make this comparison between your strategic play and the behavior of a dog,” he said. “I mean, Tony was like your master. When he said sit, you sat. When he said the word, you went and played fetch.”
Ouch. Spencer’s speech was savage but if we’re being honest, it was iconic.
Whitney Duncan – South Pacific
Whitney Duncan used her final moment to let the finalists know how she feels about them personally. She labeled Albert Destrade sleazy, accused Coach Wade of using Christianity as a manipulation tactic, and called Sophie Clarke “the most condescending person” she’s ever met. Bravo! This was a perfect speech.
Dan Lembo – Nicaragua
Dan Lembo went in on Matthew “Sash” Lenahan in his final speech and it was unforgettable. He hurled many insults at Sash and called him out for breaking promises.
“I think you’re a liar. I think you’re a phony. You said things to me, and you never lived up to them. I think you’re spineless, I hate that smile. I think if I was you, I [would] go to the doctor tomorrow and get that eye fixed, so you stop doing the wink.”
He didn’t stop there. After telling off Sash, he moved on to Chase Rice. He criticized the castaway for being paranoid and a backstabber. Epic.
TELL US – WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE SURVIVOR JURY SPEECH?
Welcome back to the United Arab Emirates! It’s time for the Real Housewives of Dubai Season 2, Episode 2 recap. On this week’s episode, titled “Friendship on the Rocks,” Brooks and Stanbury spiral downwards, as Chanel launches upwards, celebrating the opening of Ayan Beauty. Here’s everything that just went down in the desert on RHODubai Season 2, Episode 2.
Loud birds and their victims
Taleen’s husband is taking their children out, as she prepares for a visit from her girls. He can’t find their shoes though, so she has help. Then, one of her babies runs out with her nipple pasties, making this entire scene relatable AF. Sara arrives, and Taleen’s husband exits.
Brooks enters next, “fashionably late.” The ladies head to the balcony to drink Champs, looking out over Taleen’s views of The Palm. Here, Brooks tells her friends that she’s struggling with Chanel, Lesa, and Stanbury. Taleen notes that Stanbury is getting closer with these women.
Speaking of Stanbury, she’s out with Lisa and Chanel. After ordering, Chanel stresses about Taleen’s voice last week, saying that it reminds her of “this bird in South Africa,” the Hadada. Overall, Taleen exhausts Chanel, but Stanbury clocks her new friend, telling her “that’s how I felt about you last year.” Chanel laughs, and Lesa asks Chanel how she’s feeling about Sara.
“What she said really f*cking hurt me. I’ve never played victim. I’m a survivor,” Chanel answers. She then cries, revealing that her father often left her scared as a little girl.
Back at Taleen’s, Brooks asks who cares if Taleen fell and flashed her Taleen’ussy (my word), because Stanbury’s done worse. Sara reprimands Brooks, asking her not to fall into the same gossipy patterns as Stanbury.
Fun killer.
Ayan Beauty and future plans
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Chanel is starting a beauty line called Ayan Beauty, which she hopes will make her rich. After thanking her models, Chanel sits down to talk shop with her business partner and her husband. This talk breaks her brain.
Afterwards, she tells her man that she couldn’t sleep, because she realizes that she went too far with Sara. To fix things, she wants to write Sara a letter.
Meanwhile, over at Lesa’s, her mom is coming into town, so she and her husband joke about how they can get her to relocate to Dubai permanently. On this, they want to get her an apartment. She can’t live with them forever, because Lesa’s too loud in the bedroom.
Chanel and Sara hash it out, as Brooks says neh
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Several beats later, Chanel and Sara meet up to clear the air. Chanel apologizes, and then reads Sara her letter. Sara loves it, asking if Chanel wrote it alone. Chanel says yes, but in a flashback, we see that her husband actually helped.
In turn, Sara also apologies, and she hands Chanel a small angel made of stone, which likely costs more than my life. Chanel cries. They agree to talk about things moving forward, instead of listening to their costars. Especially where Brooks is concerned, on Chanel’s end at least.
As for Brooks, The Glass House is draining her batteries. Luckily for her, Taleen arrives to break up her day. They chat as Taleen’s little girl receives a manicure. Taleen notes that Brooks is so calm now, but once again, the producers enter in, slicing in footage of Brooks calling Stanbury a “two-faced b*tch” behind her back at Taleen’s previous balcony meet-up.
Then, Taleen tells Brooks that she’s hosting a “small little gathering” while her family is in town. She’s inviting Stanbury. Brooks hates this.
Family and fighting
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Lesa’s mom arrives, and it’s all smiles. Not smiling though is Sergio Carrallo, Stanbury’s husband. This is because his new wife, her daughter, and her ex-husband are all going on a college tour in America, and he’s not been invited.
Stanbury laughs. I’ll cuddle you, Sergio.
Taleen’s party arrives, as does the drama. Brooks is still annoyed that Taleen invited Stanbury, so Sara calls her over, getting her out of her funk. As she approaches, Brooks air kisses Stanbury, and then makes a pointed joke of “I hope you waxed your vagina” to Taleen.
Stanbury overhears and says nothing, but Sara pulls Brooks aside, asking for her to stop. Then, Sara farts, lightning up the mood, but not the air quality, as Brooks and Taleen start drinking and dancing. Then, Taleen introduces Sara to a potential love match, but Sara’s not feeling it.
Fully drunk now, Brooks pulls Stanbury in for a hug. They call each other out on both of their cheap shots made. Here, Sara plays the “jelly to the peanut butter,” and brings them outside for a private chat. She then scurries off, leaving them to it.
“You’ve been winding stuff up with Taleen, she’s told me,” Stanbury begins. “About what?” Brooks asks. “About me not liking her,” Caroline answers. Brooks stands up to retrieve Taleen, eager to deal with this.
Taleen comes out, but she’s unable to mediate. Things grow tense, and Stanbury leaves. “This is more than [my] vagina” Taleen notes, as the credits roll on Episode 2.
