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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

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

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

Erin Napier and her husband, Ben Napier, are the cohosts of HGTV shows "Home Town" and its spin-off "Home Town Takeover." The too-cute couple is obsessed with historical homes.

Over the years, an array of HGTV hosts have made their ways in and out of our lives, teaching us exactly what goes into a home renovation and even inspiring some of us to incorporate shiplap into all of our spaces.

Chip and Joanna Gaines rose to fame in 2013 with the debut of their HGTV show "Fixer Upper," where they renovated and decorated houses in Waco, Texas. #chipandjoana

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.

Chip and Joanna Gaines are synonymous with "Fixer Upper." Could you imagine another couple hosting the super-popular HGTV show? Well, there certainly could have been two entirely different people renovating homes in the Waco area

"Vacation House Rules" premiered on HGTV with host Scott McGillivray in summer 2020, and got viewers hooked. But what else is there to know about the show?

Since the network's launch in December 1994, HGTV has endured a number of controversies that have shaken up the feel-good image of the home improvement and lifestyle channel.