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Harrison has also appeared on TV in Alias, The Practice, Six Feet Under and Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and even published a romance novel in May 2015. A Gardener's Diary ran for an impressive 13 years on HGTV, featuring host Erica Glasener interviewing fellow gardeners and giving advice to aspiring gardeners along the way. In her post-hosting life, she wrote a book called Proven Plants Southern Gardens, received the Garden Media Award from the Perennial Plant Association, and currently works as the marketing manager for Gibbs Gardens in Atlanta. He began hosting Gardening in the Yard in 1996, and continued on with the show until it was cancelled in 2009. He removed himself from the spotlight almost entirely by shutting down his website and social media, but he does make periodic appearances to promote gardening. Yes, Vanilla Ice’s music career WAS a joke, and certainly his acting career was unintentionally hilarious.
To begin with, the finished houses displayed at the end of each episode are unlike anything we have ever seen before. She's performed as a storyteller in and around Los Angeles, talking openly about her experience with breast cancer. In October 2013, she married actor and teacher Jay Nickerson.
Jonathan and Drew Scott
For Property Brothers hosts Drew and Jonathan Scott, that Instagram following is in the millions. Both brothers boast over 2 million followers each at the time of writing. Former Fixer Upper stars Chip and Joanna Gaines have amassed Instagram followings at 5 millionand 13 million, respectively. Emily Henderson landed her own showSecrets from a Stylist after she won HGTV’s Design Star. Even though the show ended in 2012, Henderson is still very active in her career. According to her webpage, she wrote and published the book “STYLED” and started her own design firm, Emily Henderson Design.
Nicole Curtis is well known for being a designer and the host of HGTV’s famous show The Rehab Addict. Nicole started as a realtor known for giving a makeover or ‘rehab’ to historic properties. Before being a realtor, she worked as a housekeeper and also had waitressing gigs.
Best HGTV shows about Home Improvement Ranked according to Popularity.
Certainly, there have been a lot of TV shows, and hosts, dedicated to these concepts. We aren’t talking about “Home Improvement” either; Tim Allen sitcoms don’t count. Here are our favorite and real home improvement and house hunting show hosts. Many of the series on this list are HGTV classics like Flip or Flop and Good Bones.
In 2010, Fox and Hiller went on to host Around the House with Matt and Shari, which aired on PBS. They also created their own company, FoxHill Studios, to promote their shows and appearances. His first show, which made him well known in Canada way back in 2001, was called “Holmes on Homes.” Since then he’s had a whopping 10 shows about houses in some way. One of them is also called “Holmes Inspection.” Like we said, the dude knows how to use a homophone to his advantage. Nothing ever dies in television these days, though, so “While You Were Out” has been rebooted. The new host is Lewis, whom you have probably seen on TV in the past.
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She left the show in 2012 in order to make another show, Buy Herself, for HGTV Canada. The show, which ran from 2012 until 2013, featured women who were buying property, usually for the first time. "Women buying real estate is not a fad, it's history in the making and I am very proud to be a part of it on TV," wrote Rinomato on Facebook. She continues working as a realtor in Toronto at Sandra Rinomato Realty Inc., and still makes regular television appearances. This British designer was the host of HGTV’s Designing for the Sexes until it was cancelled in 2011.
It was a canny way to show print people there was money to be made by seizing the home category on television. In 1993, Lowe was given $25 million for Home & Garden Television. Orlando is also famous for selling pillows and hand-painted note cards from his website. Famous for her show Good Bones, Karen started her career as a lawyer transitioning into home renovation. She has been co-hosting home improvement shows with Mina Starsiak-Hawk, her daughter, and soon after, HGTV gave the mother-daughter duo their own show on the network.
Drew Scott
She is known for helping her clients create personalized homes and stars in HGTV’s One of a Kind which allows people to create unique spaces out of their homes. This was when she realized that she had a knack for interior design, and even the local press was impressed by her talent and eye for detail. It helped her kick start her career and get recognized enough to land a show on HGTV. Tamara’s aesthetic design sense is available in brands like Growing Days, where fans can purchase rugs, candles, decor, etc.
Since the music game dried up, though, Vanilla Ice has moved on, which is kind of admirable in a way. The man sometimes known as Rob Van Winkle has been hosting “The Vanilla Ice Project” since 2010, and it’s still an active show. He’s done 99 episodes, and Vanilla Ice has shown that he is a proven handyman and carpenter. However, it proved so popular that it was moved to HGTV’s prime-time schedule.
He was both a host and a designer on Design on Dime for several seasons, but left the show in 2007 to pursue his new career as a pro racer. People were into it enough to give “Flipping Out” over 100 episodes, as it only just ended in 2018. Visentin is the other host of “Love It or List It.” His role, which he’s had since 2008, is to show home owners other potential housing options to get them to try and leave their homes, thereby listing them. He and Farr have been at it for over 150 episodes at this point, making them one of the longest-running duos in the home TV game.
Home Town stars Erin and Ben Napier have done more than just transform houses—they've transformed their whole town of Laurel, Mississippi. Fans watch this show as much for the adorable marital moments between Erin and Ben as they do for the historic home makeovers. Rumors swirled that the real estate shows were overly staged—seemingly confirmed by a 2012 blog post about one person’s experience on House Hunters. There were also allegations that the renovation shows left homes in even worse shape—the focus of a 2016 lawsuit filed by two homeowners who claimed Love It or List It “irreparably damaged” their home. Famous for Bargain Mansions on HGTV, Tamara Day’s job in real estate began with an interesting personal story. In 2008, along with her husband, Tamara bought a 5,000 sq ft home that required complete renovation to live in.
According toSouthern Living, "Instagram lets producers filter through up-and-coming designers and renovators by giving them a clear idea of their design sensibility and good taste." It's howHome Town's Ben and Erin Napier got their big break. Brice Cooper hosted Design on a Dime from 2006 to 2007, where he was also the lead designer and pre-production coordinator. After leaving HGTV, he went on to open Isle of Man, a men's clothing store in Chicago, work as an on air personality for Speed Broadcast Media, as well as a creative director for Pan American World Airways. The Property Brothers aren't the only siblings in the home renovation game! Brother-sister duo Leanne and Steve Ford specialize in transforming quirky spaces with unusual layouts into cool and contemporary homes.
From being a fitness instructor to having her own HGTV show called Hidden Potential, she manages many new design construction projects. HGTV’s Tarek is presently hosting season 8 of Flip or Flop alongside Christina Haack , and this duo is said to earn one of the highest payouts on the network. Tarek has also announced that he will soon be getting his own show on HGTV. Since then, David has been part of several HGTV series, including Beach Flip, Color Splash, and My Lottery Dream Home. A little-known fact about David is that he used to be an illustrator for Disney, where he wanted to work ever since he was a young boy. Born in the 70s, David sports many colorful tattoos and is known for his love for tracksuits and athleisure.
In theHGTV article "13 Things You Didn't Know About HGTV's Property Brothers," the network explains that the Scott brothers spent years flipping houses and taking gigs as extras before they were actually discovered. And maintaining a position as a host is harder than it looks, too. Former HGTV stars have gone on to gain notoriety, find totally new career paths, and continue to do what they love. With the network and its stars exploding in popularity, there's no telling what the future might hold for the designers, hosts, savvy realtors, and other personalities who attract fans to the shows we can't stop watching.
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