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The Property Brothers’ New HGTV Show Is Helping Celebs Give Back with Home Renovations

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updated Mar 10, 2020
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Last year, the Property Brothers teamed up with the Brady family to renovate “The Brady Bunch” home. Now, Drew and Jonathan Scott are bringing their celeb collabs to a whole new level with HGTV’s “Celebrity IOU.” 

The new show hosted by the two brothers will feature a star-studded guest in every episode, working together to complete a renovation for someone special in their life—whether it’s a mentor, friend, or family member.

In addition to home renovations, we’ll get an inside look at the personal lives of Hollywood A-listers like we never have before through the connections to loved ones. The celebrity lineup includes Brad Pitt, Jeremy Renner, Viola Davis, Michael Buble, Melissa McCarthy, and Rebel Wilson. 

“It’s amazing to see someone who is extremely successful be grounded enough to always remember the people who helped them get there,” Jonathan told HGTV. Drew added, “Being a part of this show really hits home for us. This is what we love to do, transforming people’s lives through their homes.”

According to the HGTV announcement, some of the renovation projects include transforming an outdated ‘70s-styled condo into a modern family area, turning a backyard into an “entertainer’s dream,” and renovating a garage into the ultimate guest house. 

The season premieres on Monday, April 13 on HGTV and HGTV GO. And keep a box of tissues handy, things are about to get real emotional. 

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