These Teen Mom 2 Stars Are Getting Their Own HGTV Show

Chelsea DeBoer (formerly Houska) from MTV's "16 and Pregnant" and "Teen Mom 2" and her husband Cole DeBoer have recently announced their upcoming HGTV show, which is set to air in spring of 2023, according to People. The show, tentatively titled "Farmhouse Fabulous," will be a six-episode limited series following the DeBoers as they help families renovate their homes while starting their own design and renovation business. This is not Chelsea's first experience with home design. The mother of four is the co-founder of Aubree Says, a home goods and decor shop online, and has a variety of partnerships with home decor sites and shops.

The show will also follow Chelsea and Cole as they juggle their business endeavors with parenting their four children. Many already know Aubree Skye, Chelsea's now 12-year-old daughter with Adam Lind, but Chelsea and Cole have since had three children together — five-year-old Watson Cole, three-year-old Layne Ettie, and one-year-old Walker June.

The DeBoers coming back to television screens will come as a pleasant surprise to many after the long-time reality star left MTV's "Teen Mom 2" in 2020 after being on the show for 10 seasons. "We're proud to have been able to share our story and are so grateful to the fans who have followed our journey from the beginning. Our next chapter in life will focus on developing our brand and taking things to the next level with new endeavors and expanding family businesses," Chelsea shared on an Instagram post.

The news of the couple's HGTV show is the manifestation of the couple's new endeavors and is sure to be a fun watch for fans old and new. HGTV's senior vice president of programming and production, Betsy Ayala, has said that the DeBoers "are spirited young entrepreneurs breaking ground in the home renovation business. We'll showcase their optimism and youthful creativity throughout the series and we're sure their 8.6 million Instagram followers will love every minute of it!" (via People).