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To characterize the TV career of David Bromstad as unexpected is to put it mildly. #hgtv #home decor #davidbromstad

Chelsea and Cole DeBoer have transformed homes on the HGTV show "Down Home Fab," but have their bank accounts seen the same transformation? #celebritywealth #celebrityrumors #HGTVstars

HGTV is a place for positivity, for change, and for new life. #hgtv #celebritydeath #celeblists

Since her show "Home Town" debuted in 2016, Erin Napier has become a major face on HGTV. #hgtv #celebritydrama #erinnapier

HGTV's My Lottery Dream Home clearly resonates with viewers, but there's a lot that fans may not realize about this hit.

You might be wondering what happened to some of the most iconic "Fixer Upper" homes after they were renovated on the show. Not every participant on the show gets the dream home they're after, and one woman, in particular, was left unimpressed with her experience following the show. #FixerUpper #JoannaGaines #ChipGaines #HGTV

Interior designer Alison Victoria, alongside her business partner, Donovan Eckhardt, made a name for herself on the HGTV show "Windy City Rehab." The popular series premiered in 2019 and demonstrated the duo flipping historical homes in Victoria's hometown of Chicago.

You would expect everyone involved in a televised home renovation to avoid mistakes and shoddy repairs like the plague, given how much their reputation depends on it. However, poor renovations happen more often than you might think, and with skillful editing, you rarely see when things don't turn out flawlessly. If you haven't yet heard about the range of mishaps, here's the scoop on the HGTV stars who were sued after a renovation.

On the surface, being on "Love It Or List It" seems to be every homeowner's dream. There's some challenges that come with it, too.

Erin Napier from "Home Town" just gave us the inside scoop.