Who is Michael Matsumoto married to?

Michael and his wife, Jessie, are renting out their 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom abode starting at $350/night on Airbnb, according to a post on Instagram. “If you are traveling to #Waco in the next few months we have decided to rent out our house for a limited time,” he said.

Does Michael Matsumoto still work for the Gaines?

Even though Matsumoto is saying goodbye to the Gaines-designed home, he still will have plenty of the Gaineses in his life — he's currently working with the couple on their new TV project.

Who is Michael Matsumoto?

You may not recognise his name, but you'll definitely recognise his shows, as Michael Matsumoto is the producer and leading man behind HGTV's hit home renovation series, Fixer Upper.

Where did the Gaines move to?

The former Fixer Upper stars live in a stunning Victorian-style residence in Crawford, Texas, which is a suburb of Waco.

Who is the current producer of Fixer Upper?

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Did Clint Harp sell his house?

Clint Harp Selling His Historic Home From Season 1 of 'Fixer Upper'

Is Clint Harp still married?

Clint Harp has been married to his wife Kelly since 2001.

Husband-and-wife team Clint and Kelly share a mutual love of home improvement, and they currently have their show called Wood Work on the Magnolia Network. The couple met in the '90s while attending Baylor University in Waco, Texas, where they currently live.

Did the Gaines sell their farm house?

Late last month, "Fixer Upper" couple Chip and Joanna Gaines announced that they were ending their HGTV show. Now comes word that they have sold their beloved farm house, which was featured in nearly every episode of their show.

Where do Chip and Jo live now?

The couple live in a 1700-square-foot farmhouse in the Waco, Texas, suburb of Crawford, and they have made significant improvements to the 1895-built property since they acquired it in 2012. According to Country Living, the Gaines' farmhouse sits on 40 acres of land.

Does Shorty still work for Chip Gaines?

Chip recently revealed to fans on Twitter that Shorty is doing just fine since the show ended in April. In fact, Chip's pal—who he often refers to as his "brother"—is apparently doing better than ever!

Why did Chip and Joanna sell their farm?

A representative for the couple told TODAY, "Any report that Chip and Joanna have sold their farmhouse is completely untrue. They have not sold their home and they do not have any plans to do so. A simple correction was made on the property line they share with their neighbors.

Did the Gaines sell minty green?

Chip had been eyeing the home he calls “Minty Green” for well over a decade when the owner finally agreed to sell it to him.

Do the wards run Magnolia House?

If you watched episode 18 of Fixer Upper's third season, you remember that Magnolia House is run by Rob and Marianne Ward on a day to day basis.

Did Patty Baker sell her Fixer Upper house?

In 2018, Baker herself sold it after marrying Joe Finfrock. The new owners, whose names were not shared, are selling the house for $359,500. It's an expensive house for the neighborhood, but Negrete said that the home's value has skyrocketed since appearing on "Fixer Upper."

What is Shorty from Fixer Upper doing?

Shorty now has his own business, and only appears in one episode of Fixer Upper: Welcome Home. So, don't worry, he is all good and remains friends with Chip Gaines, no doubt helping out with jobs occasionally.

Is Magnolia Table filmed at the Gaines home?

Joanna Gaines' new cooking series “Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines,” filmed in a restored Central Texas grist mill, will get a preview Sunday night on the Food Network, with an hourlong making-of segment followed by two episodes.

Do the clients keep the furniture on Fixer Upper?

In short, the answer is no. The couple (or person) is required to either purchase the pieces from HGTV or return them after filming wraps. This includes everything from the giant clocks and the modern chairs to the small trinkets Joanna uses to decorate the kitchen countertop.

Did Joanna and Chip Gaines buy a new house?

The beloved couple purchased the historic Cottonland Castle in their native Waco, Texas back in 2019. Known as "The Castle" to Wacoans, the project is full of a lot of local history from its stonework to previous ownership. A spokesperson from Magnolia Realty spoke to WTHR back in 2019 when the news was announced.

Why do the Gaines not have a TV?

We just came back instinctively and said we wanted to be without television for one year. We just thought it would be romantic.” After going without a TV for one year, Chip said he looked at Joanna and said they should go one more year. “The people that say it takes 21 days to form a habit…

Why did the meek family sell the Barndominium?

An old barn in Lacey-Lakeview was renovated by Chip and Joanna Gaines on their HGTV show, Fixer Upper. The Meeks family, the original family who owned the barn and was on the episode, had to move out of state, so they sold the barn to China Spring resident, Kristi Bass.

Why did Clint leave Fixer Upper?

“I wanted to share my story, and the things that I went through creating a business, quitting a job to go for a dream with my wife, a dream that I'd had for years of building furniture, that was something I wanted to do, but in order to do it I had to take an incredibly huge leap,” he explains.

What does Clint Harp do now?

Clint began making furniture for the couple who would go on to host Fixer Upper. (Clint became a feature on the show, and he and Kelly hosted their own show Wood Work for the DIY Network. Clint will soon be hosting his own show on the upcoming Magnolia Network, Restoration Road.)

What is the net worth of Magnolia Farms?

The combination of the show, Magnolia properties and storefronts, book deals and many other exciting entrepreneurial endeavors have been reported to be valued at a whopping $750 million, if a recent insider source to OK Magazine is to be believed.