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- Jonathan Knight alleged that HGTV cancelled Farmhouse Fixture on Wednesday, June 25
- The musician claimed he discovered throughout his Las Vegas residency with New Youngsters on the Block
- That is the fourth HGTV present that has allegedly been cancelled this week
Jonathan Knight shocked followers on Wednesday by alleging that HGTV cancelled Farmhouse Fixture.
The New Kids on the Block member went on Instagram to make the declare subsequent to a promotional picture for the present. PEOPLE has reached out to HGTV for remark.
“Having the very best time doing my residency in Vegas with NKOTB. A variety of you’ve been asking about the way forward for Farmhouse Fixer. I’m unhappy to say HGTV has determined to not transfer ahead with one other season,” the submit started.
“Whereas I’m nonetheless processing the explanations that led to their determination, Kristina and I are so grateful for all of your assist over the previous 3 seasons. Tv has been so extremely enjoyable for us. We’re so pleased with what we created collectively and look ahead to sharing what’s subsequent for us,” the submit continued.
The present adopted Knight and his long-time good friend, Kristina Crestin, as they renovate farmhouses in New England.
“The nostalgia, appeal and historical past behind New England farmhouses are a couple of of the explanations Jonathan Knight loves to revive previous houses. With the assistance of his designer, Kristina Crestin, Jonathan works to maintain that historical past alive by respiration new life into the houses,” a synopsis for the present explains.
The present additionally spawned a derivative collection, Farmhouse Fixer: Camp Revamp, that aired in 2024 with Knight’s brother Jordan Knight. Knight has appeared on the final two seasons of HGTV’s Rock the Block as nicely.
That is the fourth HGTV present to be allegedly cancelled this week.
On Sunday, June 22, companions Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas alleged in a post on Instagram that Bargain Block “is probably not” airing for “for much longer” on HGTV. The present follows the pair as they restore houses in Detroit for first-time consumers.
“The final six months have been a fairly wild journey. Our total enterprise and lives have been put via the ringer by the hands of an enormous company, but we persist lol,” the submit stated.
“Although you is probably not seeing us for for much longer on HGTV, we’re excited that we’ve constructed such an incredible base of followers and we’re very excited concerning the future,” the submit continued. “Everybody at all times informed us TV is a fickle world and they’re very proper. Television is stuffed with a number of nice individuals nevertheless it’s additionally stuffed with among the worst individuals I’ve ever encountered.”
On Tuesday, June 24, Egypt Sherrod and husband Mike Jackson introduced that HGTV allegedly cancelled their present, Married to Actual Property, after 4 seasons.
They claimed that they discovered the information “after an unforgettable household journey via the Mediterranean.”
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“Whereas the chain of occasions main as much as that is disheartening, we’re deeply grateful. Grateful for 4 unbelievable seasons. Grateful for our wonderful crew and supportive followers. Grateful that our companies proceed to thrive. And most of all-grateful that we’re nonetheless very a lot married to actual property (and to one another),” the submit continued, noting that that they had “extra to say” at a later time.
Immediately, June 25 “Izzy Does It” star Izzy Battres additionally shared that his present “will not be returning for an additional season,” within the feedback on a current Instagram post. “However the assist, the messages, the love—it’s all meant the world!,” he wrote.
In one other touch upon the identical submit, Battres shared, “We did not get the inexperienced mild for a second season, however we’re leaving this expertise stuffed with gratitude.”