Ben and Erin Napier have quite a bit to have fun these days: Their renovation present Residence City is returning with new episodes subsequent month, as HGTV revealed on Thursday, November 21, in the future earlier than the couple’s sixteenth wedding ceremony anniversary.
In a joint Instagram put up, HGTV and the Napiers introduced that Residence City is coming again to TV on December 29 at 8/7c.
There appears to be some confusion relating to that batch of latest episodes, nevertheless. The Instagram put up calls it Season 8, a Max press launch calls it Season 9, and Erin mentioned in an Instagram remark that it’s “really Season 8 Half 2.”
In any case, the brand new episodes will include a brand new opening. “Any worthwhile journey ought to be like an amazing guide you can’t put down,” Erin says within the up to date intro, which Us Weekly shared on-line. “Our owners give us one a part of the story, and the homes give us the opposite. There’s a lot alternative, so many unloved homes.”
Ben provides, “Once we began making an attempt to revitalize houses in Laurel, we wished our youngsters to develop up in a spot that they beloved, and now, we’re doing it.”
Erin Napier/Instagram
And on Friday, November 22, Ben and Erin marked 16 years since they tied the knot. In her Instagram Tales, Erin shared snapshots from their wedding ceremony — revealing within the caption of a photograph of her sleeveless wedding ceremony costume, for instance, that it was 22 levels that day in Oxford, Mississippi. “Ben wished [the groomsmen] to all put on their kilts,” she added. “His brothers mentioned hell no.”
Erin additionally mentioned that Ben’s father officiated the ceremony. “It was so candy,” she wrote.
Appropriately, Ben and Erin danced their first dance to the Dusty Springfield tune “Son of a Preacher Man.”
Erin Napier/Instagram
For his half, Ben posted a romantic anniversary message to Erin on Instagram Friday, importing a video montage from their nuptials. “The standard reward for a sixteenth wedding ceremony anniversary is wax, which symbolizes the way in which a pair has molded their lives collectively through the years,” he wrote. “The thought is that wax can soften, bend, and alter form, simply as a pair must be versatile to make a wedding work. We’ve got grown up collectively, and our lives solely work collectively. We don’t have lives, we’ve a life. #HappyAnniversary, lover woman.”
Residence City, Season 8 Half 2 Premiere, Sunday, December 29, 8/7c, HGTV