Did HGTV Cancel 'Farmhouse Fixer'? Here's When Season 3 Will Return

Good news, Farmhouse Fixer fans! The popular show starring Jonathan Knight and Kristina Crestin is finally coming back.

HGTV confirmed that the show would return way back in April 2023, so it's been more than a year of waiting. But we finally have an official date: The show will premiere on April 23 on HGTV (and stream on Max at the same time).

This season, New Kids on the Block star Jonathan and designer and Rock the Block judge Kristina will once again work to renovate farmhouses in New England. In the first episode, the duo returns to the 1638 John Proctor home, which has ties to the Salem Witch Trials. After renovating the primary suite in season 2, the home has faced mold and water damage, and Jon and Kristina returned to help. According to HGTV, the rest of the eight-episode season finds them tackling "a lighthouse keeper’s home on a remote island, a former clam shack, and a handful of 200–300–year–old farmhouses needing era period–appropriate remodels."

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Jon shared the news with his fans on Instagram, and the post got more than 14,000 likes and hundreds of comments.

"I don’t watch TV, but when I do, I watch Farmhouse Fixer! Woooo hooooooo, so excited for this!!!!"
"Oooophhh! I AM DANCING AROUND THE KITCHEN!. BEST NEWS!
"Yay!!! Feels like forever!! So glad you’re back!"
"Can’t wait! Best news of the day 🙌"
"Thank goodness. It's the only @hgtv show I watch."

Jon says he feels passionately about restoring New England farmhouses because "they deserve to be saved." Tune in on April 23 to see him and Kristina work their magic.