Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke’s breakup comes less than 3 months before their wedding

Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke’s shocking split happened just a few short months before the couple were set to officially say “I do.”

The “Summer House” co-stars were scheduled to tie the knot on Nov. 17, according to their wedding website.

In a statement to their family and friends, the pair said, “We are honored to have each of you in our lives and your presence at our wedding is truly the one gift we could ever want” before requesting donations to their honeymoon fund.

However, Radke, 38, recently decided to pull the plug on the relationship and call off the engagement, according to a source.

“The two were set to get married in November, but Carl told Lindsay he couldn’t move forward with the wedding,” the insider told “Entertainment Tonight” Thursday.

“The breakup was filmed and will most likely play out on the next season of ‘Summer House.’”

Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke.
Carl Radke and Lindsay Hubbard called off their engagement with less than three months before their wedding.
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Reps did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment. However, we have been able to confirm the breakup.

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Just two weeks ago, Hubbard, 37, was celebrating with her best gal pals and co-stars at her bridal shower.

Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke's wedding website.
They were set to tie the knot on Nov. 17, according to their wedding website.
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She was seen in photos on social media wearing a white dress with ruffles and flashing a big smile at the garden-themed fête, held in New York City. Radke even surprised her at the very end of the event.

“I feel so blessed and lucky to have so many girlfriends share in such a special moment with me 👯‍♀️🤍,” the reality star then captioned pics from the event on Instagram.

Radke had proposed to Hubbard on a beach in the Hamptons in August 2022, while Bravo cameras were rolling.

Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke kissing on a beach.
Radke and Hubbard, seen here on the day they got engaged, were friends for many years before dating.
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“I was so surprised, I’m still in shock!” the then-fiancée told People at the time, with her now ex-beau admitting, “It was quite the whirlwind throwing off Lindsay. She’s a tough one to catch off guard!”

When the former couple spoke exclusively to Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” podcast in February, Hubbard admitted that “wedding planning f–king sucks” because she and Radke had “a lot of different criteria” to consider, including whether to feature their nuptials on reality TV.

Filming for Season 8 of “Summer House” is currently underway.

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