Chip and Joanna Gaines are set to debut a new season of "Fixer Upper" called "Fixer Upper: The Lakehouse" in June, marking the 10-year anniversary of the show's debut. The new season will follow the couple as they take on a mid-century modern lakehouse flip near Lake Waco, featuring surprising interior designs and unique outdoor installations. The six-episode season will air on Magnolia Network and HGTV, with double premieres across three weeks beginning June 2, and will also be available for streaming on Max and Discovery+.
Chip and Joanna Gaines reflect on the evolution of their 20-year marriage and the challenges of balancing their romance with raising their five children while managing their lifestyle empire. They prioritize keeping their children feeling loved and protected, allowing them to have a normal life despite their fame. The couple acknowledges that their kids may choose different paths and are supportive of their individual identities. Chip and Joanna find joy in their children's occasional compliments and are grateful for the positive changes they have experienced together. They hope to continue growing together in the future.
Chip and Joanna Gaines, stars of the hit show Fixer Upper, discuss their new show Fixer Upper: The Hotel, which premieres on November 8. The couple reflects on their success and expansion in Waco, Texas, including their retail empire, magazine, TV network, and recently opened hotel. They also talk about their evolving design aesthetic, their experience as programmers, and the challenges of meeting audience expectations. Chip and Joanna consider future expansion possibilities and discuss their recent acquisition of Larry McMurtry's bookstore. They also share their thoughts on their oldest child leaving for college and how it has changed their perspective.
Rob Reiner directs a documentary about comedy legend Albert Brooks, Chip and Joanna Gaines take on their most complicated project yet in "Fixer Upper: The Hotel," the new season of "Sesame Street" premieres with star-studded guests, Chris Stapleton releases his highly anticipated album "Higher," and Apple TV+ returns with the fourth season of "For All Mankind." Additionally, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan stars in the action thriller "Jawan," and a new book celebrates the 20th anniversary of the film "Elf."
Chip and Joanna Gaines, stars of HGTV's "Fixer Upper," have listed their renovated historic property, Magnolia House, for $995,000. Located in McGregor, Texas, the property consists of two homes with a total of seven bedrooms and four bathrooms. Built in 1880, the house offers a blend of historic charm and luxury, featuring hardwood floors and a detached garage with bonus space. The property is currently rented out on Airbnb for $875 per night, making it an attractive investment opportunity.
Chip and Joanna Gaines have announced the opening date for their new boutique hotel, Hotel 1928, in downtown Waco. The hotel, which includes three restaurants and a 33-room accommodation, is set to open on November 1st. The building, located at 701 Washington St., was originally a social club and later housed county offices. The project received "opportunity zone" tax benefits and is part of the Gaineses' efforts to build their brand and make Waco a tourist destination.
Chip and Joanna Gaines are auctioning off the historic Waco castle that they spent years rehabbing and made the focus of a special Fixer Upper series on Magnolia Network. The three-story, 6,700-square-foot residence has four bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms, seven fireplaces, and sits on 1.5 acres in the heart of Waco. Bidding will begin at 3 pm July 20, and there's no reserve. The property was appraised this year at $1.7 million, including land - nearly $700,000 more than its $1.03 million appraisal in 2022. The castle is also being offered for sale at $2.9 million by Magnolia Realty.
Chip and Joanna Gaines of "Fixer Upper" fame are listing the historic Cottonland Castle in Waco, Texas for auction through Concierge Auctions, with bidding to open on July 20. The castle, which was listed as a Texas Historic Landmark in 1977, has undergone three years of renovations by the Gaines and is listed at 6,176 square feet with four bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths. The castle is located in the Castle Heights neighborhood and is 8 minutes from Baylor University and 12 minutes to Lake Waco.
