The Fixer Upper: Welcome Home star and family vacation period

We will have what they have!

On Thanksgiving Day, Joanna Gaines shared a family’s holiday celebration in Waco’s home, showing her husband Chip’s “cooked food” plate (with donuts) and 3 The year-old son Crew watched his cousin Lily Parker's photo parade on Macy's Thanksgiving Day like a Christmas tree glowing nearby.

Later, 43-year-old Joanna posted some funny videos of her mother South Stevens trying virtual reality glasses.

"Sorry mom!" She joked and shared a funny clip.

Fixer Upper star Joanna and 47-year-old Chip (their new Magnolia Network debuted on cable TV on January 5th) are also 16-year-old Drake, 15-year-old Ella, 13-year-old Duke and The parents of 11-year-old Amy Kay.

The couple recently expanded their famous farmhouse to accommodate their growing family. In February 2021, they shared several refurbished updates on their show Fixer Upper: Welcome Home, which is currently playing on Discovery+.

At one point, Joanna said that she lived in a "nightmare situation" while working in the house, but it was worth the disclosure and made the space more functional for the family.

The 40-acre land now has a chicken coop, garden, and an ever-increasing number of farm animals and pets.

HGTV alumni are preparing for 2022, and their Magnolia Network will officially replace DIY Network in the new year. The network was launched digitally on the Discovery+ streaming service in July last year, partly due to production issues related to COVID-19.

The slate of Magnolia Network will include other original series, such as Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines, Restoration Road with Clint Harp, Home Work, The Lost Kitchen, Family Dinner, The Johnnyswim Show, Super Dad, etc., in addition to the existing five One-season Fixer on the library.

In addition, existing DIY network series will be added to Magnolia Network's programming ranking list, including: Maine Cabin Masters, Barnwood Builders, the new season of restoration of Galveston and Cheap Mansion.

In September, Chip and Joanna issued a statement on the news. "From the beginning, our goal for Magnolia Network was to tell good stories. Stories bring us together, inspire and encourage all of us to try new things. Tell stories in a true way. Our plan has always been developing ways, but we The original vision for this network remains unchanged."