TEXAS-based couple Chip and Joanna Gaines are the co-hosts of HGTV's show Fixer Upper and co-owners of Magnolia Homes. The HGTV show features the couple taking on houses that need flipping, fixing, and renovations, and they don't disappoint in their final reveals. Chip and Joanna Gaines are the stars of the HGTV television series franchise Fixer Upper .
The show's premise is the couple bringing their unique and distinct eyes to the projects that some may call eye-sores and turning them into stunning homes. Chip's expertise is in real estate and construction, while Joanna is all about the design elements, inside and out. The duo met while at Baylor University and married not long after.
They now balance the daily joys of having four children with their show and their jobs at Magnolia. Magnolia is a company that they co-founded in 2003. The company has grown to include brands like Magnolia Market, Silos Baking Co.
, Magnolia Realty, Magnolia Home, and more. The castle refers to Cottonland Castle , a historic landmark in Waco, Texas , which the couple calls home. The Gaines family purchased the castle in 2018, and they began renovating it.
Cottonland Castle was built in 1913 before its original owners hit financial hardships. The hardships would seemingly follow the owners until the Gaines family gained ownership several years after Chip first bid for the property. The castle looks like something from a fairytale book - it has 4,300 square feet of living space, four bedrooms, and.
