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Love It Or List It star Hilary Farr abandoning the popular real estate show to branch out on her own, leaving co-star David Visentin “blindsided”? A tabloid claims Visentin is “hurt and angry” over the news about the HGTV personality’s decision. Gossip Cop investigates the rumor.   Hilary Farr Leaving David Visentin ‘In Her Dust’ The National Enquirer reports this week that Hilary Farr is moving on from her wildly successful HGTV series Love It or List It to headline her own show, and her longtime partner, David Visentin, is allegedly upset about being left behind. It was...

Hilary Farr of “Love It or List It” fame will dole out some tough love to stressed-out families struggling to make sense of their living situations.

HGTV's Hilary Farr always keeps it real. In the hit series Love It or List It, the Toronto native, alongside co-star David Visentin, uses her design magic to convince families to stay put in their homes that they were ready to part ways with. Now, she'll be using design in a different way, as well as some of her own personal life experiences to help families in a brand new series for HGTV. Tough Love with Hilary Farr, as her new show will be called, will follow Farr as she meets with families who are facing unique life challenges that strain both their homes and their relationships. She'll ...

‘Love It or List It’ Star Hilary Farr Is Getting Her Own HGTV Series No word on design assistant Desta, or Jenny, or…Tony Maglio | February 4, 2021 @ 8:13 AM Last Updated: February 4, 2021 @ 9:16 AM HGTV “Love It or List It” star Hilary Farr is getting her own HGTV series. “Tough Love with Hilary Farr” will be Hilary’s first standalone HGTV show. No word yet on her design assistant(s), but Desta and Jenny should both start stretching. David Visentin, maybe not. “As a mother, business owner and life partner, I’ve been through my fair share of struggles and cha...

and Flip Or Flop, that doesn’t mean that millions of people aren’t religiously watching them. Networks like HGTV are providing the programming viewed everywhere from cozy couches to harshly lit hospital waiting rooms, bringing the oddly comforting—and inherently untrue—feeling of a quick and clean renovation to semi-distracted viewers on the regular. But why do we love transformation TV so much, and what is it about shows that essentially feature the framework over and over again that we find so comforting? To get to the foundation of these questions, we dialed up a construction cre...