Lindsay Hubbard has reacted with excitement after the Bravo reality show *Summer House* received its first-ever Emmy nomination for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program after 10 seasons. The 39-year-old told Us Weekly that she screamed, got chills, and ran a lap around her apartment upon hearing the news on July 8th. She immediately texted fellow original cast members Kyle Cooke and Carl Radke in a group chat to celebrate the milestone. Hubbard expressed immense pride for the entire team, from producers and editors to the cast and crew. The nomination comes after a dramatic season 10, which featured Kyle and Amanda Batula's divorce announcement and Amanda's subsequent romantic relationship with castmate West Wilson, a development that shocked the show's fanbase. The season also included an explosive three-part reunion special and a follow-up series, *Summer House: The Aftermath*.
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