Candis Meredith: Last News

In need of renovations. Chip and Joanna Gaines had high hopes when they launched Magnolia Network, but they were not expecting the controversy that stemmed from Andy and Candis Meredith’s show Home Work.

Home Work, finally premiered on cable television. And not just any channel in the lineup: Magnolia Network, a new, home-improvement-centric venture owned by Discovery, Inc., and that as a collection of “the country’s most trusted experts” in home design, food, and gardening.

A day after the hosts of reality renovation show Home Work took to Instagram to tearfully defend themselves about allegations of shoddy work and overcharging – which led to their show being taken off the Magnolia Network – comes news that the show will return to television.

Andy and Candis Meredith, the hosts of the former Magnolia Network show Home Work, have responded to allegations made last week by former customers. The complaints caused the Magnolia Network to pull the show from its lineup just two days after launch.

House-flippers Andy and Candis Meredith have released a statement after their show Home Work was pulled by the Magnolia Network.The couple are facing allegations that they ripped off clients, let budgets spin out of control, performed poor work and ran an unsafe work environment.In their defense the duo wrote: 'Whatever was wanted from this campaign I believe has happened - so many believe that we are frauds, that we have hurt people intentionally, and that we are not who we say they are. That is simply not true.' Embattled:House-flippers Andy and Candis Meredith have released a statement after their show Home Work was pulled by the Magnolia NetworkThe show bowed Wednesday along with the Magnolia Network - which is spearheaded by Chip and Joanna Gaines - but was scrapped two days later.One accuser called Teisha Hawley called their work the 'remodel from hell' and said that '2 years later talking about it makes me sick and brings tears to my eyes.' She claimed the Merediths charged $45,000 for a job they said 'would take no longer than 3-4 weeks' - only to then demand 'another $35-$40k' when the project had already stretched weeks beyond when it was meant to.'It is scary to speak out but also something we have to do.

The new Magnolia Network, the vehicle fronted by Fixer Upper superstars Chip and Joanna Gaines, has taken one of its series off the schedule just two days after its launch.