Joanna Gaines shares stunning Fixer Upper before-and-after shots while promoting new Magnolia network
They finally launched their Magnolia network after a nearly year-long delay.
And Joanna Gaines was excited to share just a few of the things she's been working on for Fixer Upper on her Instagram Stories.
The 43-year-old home renovation expert posted a few incredible transformations from a completed project on social media after debuting the latest in the Gaines family's evolving media market.
Proud: Joanna Gaines was excited to share just a few of the things she's been working on for Fixer Upper on her Instagram Stories; seen with husband Chip last week
One top-to-bottom comparison showed a kitchen with old wooden cabinets and a massive stovetop island in the middle of the room.
The finished product was a classic Gaines fixer with exposed beams, dual islands and a gorgeous stove.
A living room was completely transformed from a dull, tiled room into an expansive space overlooking the open kitchen.
Woah! One top-to-bottom comparison showed a kitchen with old wooden cabinets and a massive stovetop island in the middle of the room
Relax: A living room was completely transformed from a dull, tiled room into an expansive space overlooking the open kitchen
A sitting room with a fireplace got the upgrade by removing some brick and adding a reclaimed wooden mantle.
The HGTV stars celebrated the debut of their new network on Thursday, which was originally set to launch last year but pushed back due to the pandemic.
'This morning I sat there, and I was in the bathroom and I was crying, "Why am I crying?" and it felt like I just gave birth,' Joanna said during an appearance on Today with her husband Chip, 46.
'I always cry when I give birth. "This is a baby two, two and a half years in the making. Today is her debut." So, we're so excited.'
Cozy: A sitting room with a fireplace got the upgrade by removing some brick and adding a reclaimed wooden mantle
The network will officially launch on television in January 2022, but already features original programming through the new Magnolia app and discovery+ .
'I think what we loved about the network was getting to highlight other people's stories,' Joanna said. 'Inspiring people. So we're excited about highlighting them.'
Magnolia Network replaces the DIY Network and will offer new seasons of some favorite shows in addition to past episodes of HGTV's Fixer Upper.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter last month, Joanna slammed racism accusations waged against the couple after they donated $1,000 to his sister's hardline anti-critical race theory school board election campaign.
Viewers have also long accused the couple of homophobia for never featuring a same-sex couple on their programs.
Family: Chip and Joanna have been married since 2003 and have five children together