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“In the City” star Whitney Fransway blames Lindsay Hubbard for causing “chaos” at castmate Yvonne Najor’s wedding dinner from hell.
Fransway told Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” that people are afraid of having “an opposing opinion” from Hubbard, and pointed to the disastrous meal — which began as a discussion about Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke’s failing marriage and morphed into a group screaming match — as an example.
“She’s trying to get Yvonne to apologize to her … when she’s the one who kind of caused chaos, or didn’t step in for her best friend,” Fransway, 35, said. “So, I feel like it can be a little tricky if you try to stand up to Lindsay.”
Fransway, who got her reality TV start on “The Bachelor” Season 21 before joining the “Summer House” spinoff this year, added that Hubbard, 39, deals with things “very head-on” and “doesn’t really back down.”
However, one person who hasn’t been afraid to go up against Hubbard is Fransway’s boyfriend, Kenny Martin.
“They both have strong personalities and I just think that they’re always gonna stand strong in their opinions,” the model told us. “Usually, both of them don’t agree.”
Hubbard and Martin got off to a rough start in the early episodes of “In the City” when she criticized his relationship with Fransway, who had recently moved from LA to NYC to be with him.
The former publicist — who has a 1-year-old daughter — later clashed with Fransway directly for claiming she used the “single mom card” to get the best room in the house on their cast trip.
The couple’s disdain for Hubbard continued throughout the season, and it doesn’t appear that things were resolved in time for the upcoming two-part reunion.
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“I came out here just now and I apologized,” Fransway said to Hubbard, who then blasted her “poor choice of words,” in a preview of the reunion.
“Lindsay, you collect apologies like you collect souls,” Martin added.
“In the City” airs Tuesday nights at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo. New episodes stream the next day on Peacock.
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