Lindsay Hubbard Reveals What She Did with Her Engagement Ring from Carl Radke
The Summer House cast member shared where her diamond engagement ring is now after the couple's recent split.
More than a month after Lindsay Hubbard confirmed her split from Carl Radke, the Summer House cast member is now revealing what happened to her diamond engagement ring.
Did Lindsay Hubbard sell her engagement ring from Carl Radke?
Following the former couple's split, which came shortly before their planned November 2023 wedding, Lindsay decided not to keep the ring. "I gave it to my jeweler to sell it," she told Us Weekly in a recent interview. "I need to make up for all the lost money on the wedding."
Details on Lindsay Hubbard's Engagement ring from Carl Radke
According to a People interview after Lindsay and Carl got engaged in August 2022, the sparkler by Nicole Rose was a "3.5-carat square brilliant cut cushion with two half-moon diamonds on the side."
"This is the most incredible thing I have ever laid eyes on, except Carl," Lindsay shared with the outlet at the time. "I don't think I slept at all last night, I think I just stared at this ring. It's gorgeous. He really crushed it, it could not have been more perfect."
Details on Lindsay Hubbard's bachelorette trip
In the same interview, Lindsay also opened up about deciding to go on her bachelorette trip with a group of friends after the breakup. "I’ve gotten a lot of [messages] from girls saying that it’s an inspiration to see how I’ve put one foot in front of the other to get back out there, starting with the bachelorette trip, which was just three weeks [after the split]," she said. "I feel like I’m getting the momentum to find happiness and joy."
Danielle Olivera, Samantha Feher, and Gabby Prescod were among the group who joined Lindsay for the girls' trip to the SLS Baha Mar hotel in Nassau, Bahamas. Following the getaway, which included yoga, fun dinners, and a boat day, Lindsay gushed about her friends in a sweet Instagram post.
"I didn't know this amount of love could exist in one photo," she wrote. "I feel completely overwhelmed by my best friends, and their friendship, love, and strength."
"The way these girls have rallied around me the last [three] weeks, held my hand, sat in showers and cried with me, picked me up, never left my side, never let me feel alone, and then took me on a trip — that was originally planned for completely different reasons — and yet still carried on with this trip because it became more important," she added. "I'm beyond blessed and thankful for every single one of these girls. This is a story about sisterhood, and I could not do life without them."
