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Alison Victoria says she wasn’t invited back to co-host HGTV’s Battle on the Beach because she previously claimed the show was canceled; producers were upset, but the show was not canceled, only not renewed. She notes the distinction, and says the revival will bring Ty Pennington back with new designers and judges.
HGTV's Renovation Aloha team is facing four counts for allegedly violating Iwi Kupuna protection laws after footage from a Hawaii cave discovery showing human remains was shared on social media; the network apologized, pulled the original episode, edited out the bones, and re-aired it while authorities pursue further action against the hosts Kamohai and Tristyn Kalama and the show's producers.
HGTV star Drew Scott posted a heartfelt Instagram tribute after the death of his mother-in-law, Linda Phan’s mom, known as Habu. He praised her kindness, infectious laugh, and the light she brought to his family, sharing memories of the nights they played her favorite card game; his twin Jonathan Scott and other HGTV colleagues offered messages of support, and Drew noted he and Linda have two children together (Parker and Piper).
A Vershire, Vermont couple, Brooklyn and Dylan, won $150,000 for a six-week makeover on HGTV's Ugliest House in America, transforming their chaotic Mishmosh Hodgepodge house into a functional, stylish mountaintop retreat with a toned-down exterior, updated kitchen and baths, and inventive repurposing of quirky features.
HGTV star Leslie Davis revealed she and her first husband, Jacob Davis, divorced in 2022, calling it a very tough but right decision for their family. She then shared that she’s dating Rock the Block co-star Don Reidy, relocated to Washington for their relationship, and got engaged over the holidays, with the news announced on Jan. 14. Davis emphasized protecting her family and continuing to co-parent as they begin this new chapter.
Mina Starsiak Hawk says she reunited with her estranged mom Karen E. Laine over the holidays and that healing will take time. In discussing the upcoming Rock the Block season, she confirms she’ll team up with Vernon Davis as HGTV resumes the series, a contrast to the long-running Good Bones drama that played out behind the scenes.
Longtime HGTV hosts Erin and Ben Napier will not return as hosts for the upcoming season of 'Home Town Takeover,' which is moving to Canada due to legal requirements, and will feature new Canadian hosts instead.
Bobby Berk's new HGTV show 'Junk or Jackpot?' features surprising finds like a $100,000 trading card and explores how collecting can impact mental health and relationships, with Berk helping homeowners declutter and prioritize their lives, all while emphasizing budget-conscious decisions and emotional well-being.
Erin and Ben Napier will not host the upcoming season of HGTV's 'Home Town Takeover' because the show is filmed in Canada and Canadian law prohibits non-Canadian hosts, though they will appear as guest stars. The new hosts have been chosen and approved by the Napiers, who are excited about the new season.
Bobby Berk, a former 'Queer Eye' host, announced his new HGTV show 'Junk or Jackpot?' shortly after Netflix revealed the final season of 'Queer Eye,' leading to some criticism from co-star Karamo Brown who questioned the timing. Berk clarified that his show announcement was planned independently of the Netflix news, which he was unaware of until it was announced.
HGTV has announced the renewal of over 100 episodes for 2026 despite recent backlash over cancellations of several series, driven by rising costs and falling ratings. The network is bringing back popular shows like 'The Flip Off' and 'Love It or List It,' while canceling others such as 'Bargain Block' and 'Christina on the Coast,' leading to public criticism from show stars.
After facing backlash for canceling seven popular shows, HGTV announced a new lineup of 100 episodes of both new and returning series, including shows from Alison Victoria, Ben and Erin Napier, Jasmine Roth, and more, with premieres starting in September 2025 and additional seasons planned for 2026.
Christina Haack publicly responded to the cancellation of her HGTV show 'Christina on the Coast' with a humorous Instagram post, amid a broader network cancellation spree that also affected several other popular shows. Despite the cancellations, she will continue to appear on 'The Flip Off' for a second season.
Christina Haack commented on the cancellation of her HGTV show 'Christina on the Coast' after five seasons, sharing a lighthearted post with her family and boyfriend. The show was among several HGTV cancellations, but Haack's other project, 'The Flip Off,' has been renewed for a second season. She also mentioned having informal talks with Bravo about joining 'The Real Housewives of Orange County,' though she joked about being too boring for reality TV.
HGTV has canceled several shows including Christina Haack's 'Christina on the Coast' and Tarek and Heather Rae El Moussa's 'The Flipping El Moussas,' as part of a broader series of cancellations, with no official comment from HGTV yet.