Hgtv Bin and Erine Napler Stars We believe that the Americans “yearn” are slower and simpler lifestyles.
Naphers, who starred in HGTV “City hometown“I set out to renew the small city of Cybring in Florida, which” they fell in love with it immediately. “
“It was built as a resort city before the coast of Florida was developed and detonated,” Ben told Fox News Digital.
Irene added: “Before the recreational gardens, and this is the old Florida that our grandparents went (to) on vacation,” Irene added. “We see all their pictures. I have my grandparents pictures from going to those parts of Florida, and we want to return.”
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Ben Nabir and Erin Napoer renews the small city of Cybreng in Florida in their “Home Town Takeover” show. (John Shearer/Getty Emma for CMA)
“I think there are many of us who yearn slower, simpler and less less than that,” Irene explained. “We want a beautiful lake and a quiet city for a really wonderful meal.”
The third season of “Home Town Takeover”, which was first shown on March 9, focused on these personal stories Live in Cybring.
Home builders worked with a kindergarten teacher. The single mother had bought a historic house that belonged to a kindergarten teacher.
Bin said: “This story was alone such as this small magic town.”
Irene added: “On how we were greatly affected and affected by young childhood by the best teachers,” Irene added.
“I think there are many of us who yearn for slower, simpler and less,” told Erine Napier Fox News Digitter. (Gary Gearshoff/Getty Images)
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Ben Warren found themselves with the challenge of budget the old warriors who deal with post -traumatic disorder with HGTV.
Irene said: “We have worked with a couple who help ancient warriors who deal with post -trauma and suicide disorder. These were some heavy and heavy things,” Irene said.
“There were several times we held meetings where we were somewhat reviewing, and we loved,” well. How many of this can we say on HGTV? “Because that, you know what I mean?” But this was a really heavy topic that we covered. “
They pointed out that the couple's door is “always open” and sometimes they receive calls at three in the morning and always “ready to welcome people in their home.
Irene added: “It is important for their mental health that this house be a place where they can recharge at least at some point,” Irene added. “So this was our main focus. How do we make this house that felt dark and soft feels lighter? Because the burden you hold is already heavy. You don't want to add your home to that.”
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The third season of Ben and Erin Napir broadcasts “Home Town Takeover” on Sundays in HGTV. (Nathan Christton/NBC via Getty Images)
Irene and Ben It was for 20 years. The couple met in 2004, while Irene was a college student. Eren was crushed on Ben before he met officially, as she previously participated in a series of Instagram posts. According to Arin, the two fell in love for six days.
By December 13, (Ben) met my father, ” Irene wrote On Instagram. “He had no money, no horizons, and they knew that, and both of them loved him immediately anyway and said that – they never pretended to tolerate any children before that. We were inseparable from 6 days.
“We never stopped talking. We had 19 and 21 years to catch up with the knees, and there were no very trivial details. Ben said that his mother told him,“ You are married to someone who does not want to stop talking to him. ”So 6 days after the meeting, two days before we were in the Christmas chapter for one month, he told me,“ I think I am in your love. ”And I said,“ I am in your love too. ”He told me:“ I will marry you. ”
Bin and Erine Napir married in November 2008. (HGTV)
Years later, the “Home Town” television program was shown in January 2016, where Ben and Erin worked to restore the city of Laurel and Mississippi.
The width is characterized by couple who work to restore historical homes with existing materials and old textiles in their hometown.
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Bin and Erin hopes that their projects will appear what it really is to live in a small town.
Irene said previously at Fox News Digital. “I hope you are more than” Town “, the more you see that you can live the dream.”
“You can get your hot sauce and salasa farm in the city center, and you can build a school for children with lack of services. You can do anything in a small town. This is the story that is very fun to tell us.”
“Home Town Takeover” broadcasts on Sundays on HGTV.
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