If you’re a fan of Chip Gaines from ‘Fixer Upper’, then you’re about to love him even more. The 46-year-old announced that he is giving away $10,000 to some lucky fans that buy his books.
Monday, Gaines shared a video on Instagram and in the video he says that he will be hiding $1,000 checks inside a random 10 copies of his memoir ‘No Pain, No Gains’ which is expected out on March 16
th. You can see the pride in his face on the video and it’s adorable.
That’s not all he’s giving away. In the post caption, he says that there is an opportunity for fans to win “a weekend in Waco to experience all things Magnolia.” If you’re a fan, then you know that is where Chip and Joanna Gaines Magnolia Market at the Silos shopping and dining hot spot is located.
Chip and Joanna Gains have put their star power to work after Winter Storm Uri rolled through Central Texas.
Now that we are past the worst winter storm to ever roll through these parts, lots of folks are in need. Chip and Joanna are ready to help, and they re hoping others will join them.
According to a report on KXXV, Channel 25, Central Texas most famous couple are getting to work to provide some much needed help to those who need it. Magnolia is teaming up with several programs including Habitat Texas: Disaster Relief Services, Feeding Texas, and Mission Waco to raise money for relief. Magnolia has already donated $100,000 to help kick-start the effort.
Chip and Joanna Gains from the hit show Fixer Upper recently launched their newest project, the Magnolia network, once the DIY channel. Together the Gains wanted to use this new network to feature risk-takers and make the most of life and what it throws their way.
Erin French, from The Lost Kitchen restaurant, is all those things. Because of that, it just made sense for them to give her a show.
According House Beautiful, the entire first season is now streaming on Discovery+, the new streaming platform.
If you re unfamiliar with The Lost Kitchen, it s a quaint restaurant located in the town of Freedom, Maine. The Lost Kitchen is run by owner Erin French and several other female employees, none of whom had many culinary skills before starting.