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HGTV Fans Slam Chip and Joanna Gaines for ‘Breaking a Beautiful Glass Wall’ as ‘Sad’ Alternative Wasn’t Considered in Remodel

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CHIP and Joanna Gaines were criticized by HGTV fans after they destroyed a glass wall in a preview for their new show.

The couple is renovating a house on their new show, Fixer Upper: The Lakehouse.

Chip and Joanna Gaines were criticized by fans for breaking down a glass wall

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Chip and Joanna Gaines were criticized by fans for breaking down a glass wallCredit: Instagram/magnolianetwork
The couple is renovating a Texas home on their new show, Fixer Upper: The Lakehouse

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The couple is renovating a Texas home on their new show, Fixer Upper: The LakehouseCredit: Instagram/magnolianetwork
Chip and Joanna wanted to renew their show for its 10th anniversary

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Chip and Joanna wanted to renew their show for its 10th anniversary

“It’s a #DemoDay role reversal, and @joannagaines is a natural!” they captioned it publish.

“Watch the premiere of #FixerUpperTheLakehouse tonight at 8/7c on #MagnoliaNetwork and @HGTV.”

In the promotional clip, Chip, 49, is heard saying that after 10 years of doing the dirty work, it’s finally Joanne’s turn.

They clean a dirty pool full of muddy water and leaves.

READ MORE ABOUT CHIP AND JOANNA

The video cuts to Joanna, 46, knocking down a glass wall with a hammer.

She hits the square pieces one by one while Chip cheers her on in the background.

The glass gets everywhere, even shooting straight into the camera.

About half the wall is torn down at the end of the clip.

It then ends with Joanna climbing into the empty pool and pulling out sticks and other items.

‘THIS IS SAD!’

HGTV fans were cringing at the beautiful glass going to waste.

Where is the lake house on Fixer Upper? Inside Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Project

“That’s sad because of the glass. REPUTITIVE, perhaps?” one Instagram user wrote.

“I agree! I can’t watch,” said another.

“The glasses can be reused in other ways, such as donating them to those who work with stained glass or vases, for example,” added a third.

“Maybe they should start recycling the old and updating with the new and showing how the old updated something else,” said one fan.

Chip and Joanna Gaines TV Shows

Chip and Joanna Gaines have been a staple on HGTV since 2014. They’ve had many home renovation shows since their show, Fixer Upper, took off. Following the original show, spinoffs debuted on Discovery+.

Fixer Upper – 2014 to 2017, five seasons

Fixer Upper: Welcome Home – 2021 to present, one season

Fixer Upper: The Castle – 2022 to present, one season

Fixer Upper: The Hotel – 2023, one season

Fixer Upper: The Lakehouse -2024 New Series

“Really! These retro blocks are worth money. There are people renovating houses who could use them,” wrote another fan.

“YES! Why break that beautiful glass? It’s retro and it can be modern,” said an HGTV observer.

“It always saddens me to see all these home improvement programs destroying instead of reusing or donating,” one final fan wrote.

THE LAKE HOUSE

Chip and Joanna decided to celebrate Fixer Upper’s 10-year anniversary with this new spinoff show.

Fixer Upper The Lakehouse focuses on the couple who are renovating a lake house in Lake Waco, Texas.

The show premieres Sunday, June 2, on HGTV at 8 p.m.

It can also be streamed on Max and Discovery+.

HGTV fans suggested they could have repurposed the glass or removed it to place in a different home

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HGTV fans suggested they could have repurposed the glass or removed it to place in a different homeCredit: Instagram/magnolianetwork
The new show airs on HGTV Sunday nights at 8/7c and streams on Max and Discovery+

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The new show airs on HGTV Sunday nights at 8/7c and streams on Max and Discovery+Credit: Instagram/magnolianetwork
Chip and Joanna have worked for HGTV since 2014

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Chip and Joanna have worked for HGTV since 2014Credit: Youtube Magnolia Network





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