Chip and Joanna Gaines created A significant TV empireThis includes the Magnolia Network, a joint partnership between Discovery and HGTV. Previously known as Diy Network, the HGTV offshoot thrived with programming aimed at those who love do-it-yourself-related programming. Recently though, one of the channel’s new shows, HomeworkSome significant backlash has hit, The program was removed, and series stars Andy and Candis are now speaking out.
Home Work made its digital debut on Discovery+ this past Wednesday, the same day as the network’s relaunch, though the show was ultimately pulled on Friday. This move came after a number of the series’ clients alleged that their homes had been damaged during the renovations. At this time, at least three homeowners have made allegations via social media against Andy and Candis Meredith. In response to these claims, the TV couple released a lengthy joint statement via Instagram.
We have seen stories about people who have done this. [sic]have been circulated. Although we cannot speak on behalf of anyone except ourselves, we can affirm that we have tried to do everything possible to make everyone we work with happy. We will not take away the truth of their feelings. We cannot deny that there are two sides of every story. While we do not want to share our truth because it hurts, we also understand that hearing only one side can create a negative impression. We have always maintained open communication, there have been legal avenues for recovering damages, purchase contracts have been in place, and there have been other ways for people to get them. However, taking this information public seems like the best way to hurt us personally.
Two stars were seen renovating houses in different areas of Utah. Two specific accusations were made against the stars, claiming that they did not communicate with each other, unsafe working conditions, insufficient or inadequate work, and constantly expanding budgets. In their statement, the Meredith’s went on to say that they “adamantly deny”The claims that they have not “stolen money from these clients” and asserting that they’ve used licensed contractors. The couple later went on to say that they’ve received threats as a result of the situation:
We request that all these stories and threats stop. They are just a bunch of stories spinning incessantly, making it seem like there are so many people who have been hurt. Many believe we are frauds and have intentionally hurt people. They also believe we are not who they claim to be. This is simply false.
The couple also thanked those who’ve shown support for them and stated that they will continue to defend themselves from “the very small group of people who are upset with us.”You can read their complete statement below.
Chip and Joanna Gaines have yet to publicly comment on the matter, as news of Magnolia’s decision came from network president Allison Page, via a statement shared with Deadline. The Gaines’, who Through this period, rose to prominence Fixer UpperThey have put a lot of effort into the rebranding of Magnolia Network. Since it was first confirmed in 2019 that they’d be Setting up their own networkThe two of them have talked extensively about their plans, even during amid a major delay. They also want to offer a wide range of programming (whileYou can also address any past criticisms). They also appear to be This page is dedicated to the establishment of a TV networkThe age of streaming.
It would appear that it is currently Home WorkThe show has been taken off the programming schedule and Magnolia has yet not confirmed if it is being cancelled. Viewers can likely expect a formal announcement on the series’ fate sooner rather than later.