HGTV’s ‘Farmhouse Fixer’ Cancelled After 3 Seasons
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Popular HGTV show ‘Farmhouse Fixer’ has been cancelled after three successful seasons, according to a recent announcement by New Kids on the Block member Jonathan Knight. The shocking news was revealed by Knight on Instagram during his Las Vegas residency with the band. The musician expressed his gratitude to fans for their support over the past seasons and mentioned that he and co-host Kristina Crestin are still processing the reasons behind the cancellation.
‘Farmhouse Fixer’ followed Knight and Crestin as they renovated charming farmhouses in New England, aiming to preserve their nostalgia, charm and history. The show was well-received by viewers and even spawned a spinoff series, ‘Farmhouse Fixer: Camp Revamp’, featuring Knight’s brother Jordan Knight. Knight had also appeared on HGTV’s ‘Rock the Block’ in the last two seasons, showcasing his passion for restoring old homes.
This announcement follows a series of alleged cancellations on HGTV, with Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas of ‘Bargain Block’ claiming that their show may not be airing much longer. Similarly, Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson revealed the cancellation of their show, ‘Married to Real Estate’, after four seasons. The wave of cancellations has left fans and viewers puzzled and disappointed, as these shows had garnered a loyal following over the years.
The decision to cancel ‘Farmhouse Fixer’ comes as a surprise to many, especially given its popularity and Knight’s dedication to the show. Fans have taken to social media to express their disappointment and support for Knight and Crestin, hoping to see them return to the screen soon with new projects. The announcement has sparked discussions about the future of HGTV and its lineup of shows, leaving viewers curious about what’s to come.
Despite the setback, Knight remains positive and grateful for the experience, highlighting the joy and satisfaction he and Crestin found in working on ‘Farmhouse Fixer’. Their commitment to preserving the history and character of old farmhouses resonated with audiences, making the show a fan-favorite. As Knight and Crestin navigate this unexpected turn of events, fans are eager to see what the future holds for the talented duo in the world of home renovation and design.
The cancellation of ‘Farmhouse Fixer’ marks the end of an era for HGTV fans, who have enjoyed watching Knight and Crestin transform outdated properties into stunning dream homes. While the reasons behind the cancellation remain undisclosed, the impact of the show on viewers and the home renovation genre is undeniable. As Knight and Crestin bid farewell to ‘Farmhouse Fixer’, their fans continue to show unwavering support and anticipation for their next creative ventures in the industry.