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Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke’s surprising split — and she’s standing by her girl.
Olivera shared her reaction to the pair’s broken engagement after a fan account compared the situation to an iconic scene from 2008’s “Sex and the City” movie.
Queens of Bravo uploaded a clip of Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) repeatedly hitting Mr. Big (Chris Noth) with her bouquet of white roses after he stood her up at the altar on their wedding day.
Carrie then burst into tears before falling into the arms of Charlotte York (Kristin Davis), who firmly shuts Big down when he tries to apologize.
“This scene is now so Lindsay / Carl / Danielle coded,” the text on the video read.
Queens of Bravo added in the caption, “We’ll let you spot who we think Danielle is…”
Olivera agreed, commenting, “Just call me Charlotte from now on.”
The reality TV star had been working on repairing her friendship with Hubbard after rumors of feud began swirling in August 2022 — around the same time her longtime bestie got engaged to Radke.
“I just want this friendship … to at least start something new. To figure us out. That is what has been missing in my life and I’m sure in yours,” Olivera, 34, said at the Season 7 reunion in June.
Hubbard added, “I think that the bond that we have is very special. I am hopeful that we can find a version of that after this.”
Meanwhile, Page Six confirmed last week that Hubbard, 37, and Radke, 38, had called it quits less than three months before their nuptials in Mexico.
“The two were set to get married in November, but Carl told Lindsay he couldn’t move forward with the wedding,” a source told “Entertainment Tonight” Thursday.
“The breakup was filmed and will most likely play out on the next season of ‘Summer House.’”
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The split news came shortly after Hubbard celebrated her bridal shower with her closest gal pals at Cathédrale at Moxy East Village in New York City.
“I feel so lucky and blessed to have the girlfriends that I have and to be able to celebrate the biggest moment of my life with them before that next chapter,” she told People on Aug. 13.
“It’s just such a special treat to be able to do that.”
A source previously told US Weekly that the publicist was “blindsided” by her ex’s decision to call off the wedding.
“It’s all so raw. The dust hasn’t settled with it yet,” the insider said, adding that Radke was “mean” to break up with Hubbard on camera.
“A normal person who loves someone wouldn’t break up with someone they love on camera,” they continued. “No matter how many problems you may have, you don’t do something like that on camera for the world to see their reaction.”
After their split made headlines, an unshaven Radke was photographed looking downcast as he left the building of the NYC apartment he shared with Hubbard.
He had a brown leather backpack and a suitcase with him as he got into a waiting vehicle.
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According to an eyewitness, he was being followed by a camera person who was presumably filming for Season 8 of “Summer House.”
“Things are tense right now,” a source exclusively told Page Six of the former couple.
A second production source confirmed that the fallout from the breakup will “100 percent” play out when the Bravo reality series returns.
