“Summer House” stars Carl Radke and Lindsay Hubbard met up for an emotional reunion while indulging in Uber Eats.

The formerly engaged pair were seen in a joint Instagram video shared on Saturday, with Radke blowing his nose and Hubbard grabbing tissues for him — while asking “Is it soft enough for you?”

“Carl is A MESS,” Hubbard wrote atop the video, in which a large Uber Eats bag sat near them. The former couple shared bags of chips and other snacks — along with pizza — during the meetup, which appeared to take place in a living room.

Radke was seen pointing a remote control at a TV as he put his feet up on a coffee table, wrapping a blanket around his shoulders.

He appeared overwhelmed with emotion as Hubbard attempted to comfort him.

“Delivering cleanup for any mess. Uber Eats,” Hubbard quipped atop the clip. “Can confirm, Carl is A MESS,” Hubbard repeated in the caption.

Hubbard was said to have officially unblocked her former fiancé for their reunion, though they did not appear to be following each other on the platform on Saturday.

Radke, 41, and Hubbard, 39, abruptly broke off their engagement just weeks before their planned November wedding in 2023.

“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” at the time.

Radke said in a statement to People that, “Lindsay is devastated and I’m crushed with how all this transpired. I graciously ask for some patience and grace to heal and recover while we navigate this extremely difficult time.”

He added that, “Words cannot possibly express how difficult the last two weeks have been for Lindsay and I.”

Hubbard later wrote in a social media statement that her “entire life and future was ripped out from underneath me and I’ve had a hard time making sense of it all – with no answers or closure on why.”

Two weeks prior, on August 12 of that year, Hubbard enjoyed a garden-themed bridal shower with friends.

The following October, an insider told Page Six that they were seen “openly avoiding each other” at the Season 3 premiere party of “Winter House” — though Hubbard, according to sources, had appeared to be in good spirits and “came in for hugs and pictures with the rest of the cast.”

Relations seemed to have thawed by September 2025, when Radke told Page Six Radio that Hubbard had stopped by to support the opening of his non-alcoholic bar and café, “Soft Bar.”

The Bravo star said “it felt good” to see her and other “Summer House” stars at the business launch, calling his ex-fiancée “sweet.”

“I was honored that she would take the time and come, given everything that’s happened between us. It was just cool to see that,” he said at the time.

“Sabrina the Teenage Witch” alum Nate Richert had a rare reunion with his TV co-stars.

The ’90s heartthrob, who portrayed Harvey Kinkle, snapped a photo with his on-screen love interest, Melissa Joan Hart, and Beth Broderick, per an Instagram photo on Tuesday.

Kinkle, 47, smirked while posing alongside the duo in a hat and a button-up.

“When the magic fam comes together!” Hart, who played the role of Sabrina Spellman, captioned the snap.

While Broderick, who took on the role of Sabrina’s aunt Zelda Spellman, was in attendance, actress Caroline Rhea, who played Sabrina’s other aunt Hilda Spellman, wasn’t.

Fans gushed over the reunion, with one writing, “OMG this so ICONIC 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍.”

“Harvey, Sabrina, and Aunt Zelda!! ❤️❤️❤️,” another wrote.

The castmates have seemingly kept close ties and were last publicly seen together at dinner in March 2024.

That same month, the trio came together to attend ’90s Con.

“Sabrina the Teenage Witch” aired for seven seasons from 1996 to 2003.

Richert, meanwhile, stepped away from the limelight after the hit series concluded.

The former actor has recently kept busy with his “The Nate and Curtis Podcast” alongside his co-host, Curtis Andersen. The latter, who portrayed Gordie, was a recurring character in the series.

According to the Daily Mail, Richert revealed in 2018 that he was juggling several jobs, including as a janitor.

“I’m extremely lucky to have had any success at all, let alone solid work in film and TV for six years (20 years ago),” he previously wrote on X. “I’m currently a maintenance man, a janitor, a carpenter and do whatever random jobs I can get to pay the bills.”

Additionally, Richert posts sketch comedy clips on social media.

Rumer Willis is going to die hard on this hill.

Bruce Willis and Demi Moore’s daughter insisted on Monday via Instagram Stories that she doesn’t receive financial help from her parents while raising daughter Louetta as a single mother.

The 37-year-old clapped back at “uninformed” and “rude” haters after posting about her “never-ending” to-do list, which ranged from “drinking 64 ounces of water” and “meal prepping” to “dating” and “planning afterschool activities.”

She captioned the Reel, “I need a nap and a duvet day asap. 🌀”

Hours later, Rumer took to her Story to set the record straight after seeing comments “judg[ing]” and “assum[ing]” she received assistance from her famous mom and dad.

“I work four different jobs to provide for my daughter,” the entrepreneur clarified. “I am the sole provider for [my 2-year-old]. I don’t live off a trust fund or get money from my parents. Most of the time I don’t have help with her. So how about y’all pause before you judge and assume.”

She went on to post a message from one of her followers pointing out that she has “backup” and will never “end up on the street.”

Rumer insisted she is “very aware” of her “privileges in life,” noting, “I don’t take that for granted. I don’t live my life treating family support as a backup plan.

“I take a lot of pride in providing for myself and my daughter, and I’ve carried real financial stress and responsibility,” she continued. “There were years when I was the sole provider for multiple people, navigating pregnancy, inconsistent work and the uncertainty that comes with that.”

Rumer, who welcomed Louetta in 2023 with ex Derek Richard Thomas, concluded by denying “the idea that [she doesn’t] work or understand financial pressure.”

Telling naysayers “two truths” can exist at once, Rumer wrote, “There’s room for both compassion for what others face and honesty about our own lives without it becoming a competition.”

Reps for Rumer, Bruce and Moore did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.

Rumer is the former couple’s eldest child, with the duo also welcoming Scout, now 34, and Tallulah, now 32, before ending their 13-year marriage in 2000.

Bruce, 70, moved on with Emma Heming Willis, with whom he shares daughters Mabel, 13, and Evelyn, 11.

The “Die Hard” star and Moore, 63, maintained an amicable co-parenting dynamic over the years — and the actress has been at her ex-husband’s side amid his frontotemporal dementia battle.

Cardi B took a nasty tumble off a chair during her “Little Miss Drama” tour in Las Vegas.

Video taken by a fan at her Friday night show showed the “WAP” hitmaker, 33, fall out of her seat while performing her verse on Blueface’s “Thotiana.”

However, she played the scene off gracefully by dropping to the stage floor where she continued to finish her lyrics.

In typical Cardi fashion, the Grammy winner laughed off the incident — this time, with a joke aimed at the US government.

“That was the government,” Cardi proceeded to tell the crowd before she skipped into her next song, “Pretty & Petty.”

She kept the joke going via her Instagram Stories Friday night after closing her show.

“Y’all the government was out to get me today,” Cardi quipped. “I’m telling you, [it was] the government. It was the government, bitch!”

On Saturday morning, she took to X with an equally hilarious response to Pop Crave’s tweet with the circulating clip on social media.

“Can someone put a community note on this ? This video is clearly Ai,” she joked.