HGTV ORDERS TWO NEW SEASONS OF ‘UGLIEST HOUSE IN AMERICA’ STARRING ACTRESS AND COMEDIAN RETTA

HGTV has ordered two new six-episode seasons of its hit series Ugliest House in America, starring actress, comedian and self-proclaimed home renovation enthusiast, Retta. Seasons four and five will each include five half-hour episodes and a one-hour season finale. The series, which attracted more than 12 million viewers to its previous run, will once again follow Retta as she goes cross-country to tour properties nominated by homeowners who believe their place is one of the worst in the country. Ultimately, the “ugliest house” will get a stunning $150,000 renovation by HGTV star Alison Victoria. Season four is slated to premiere in late summer 2023, while season five will kick-off in 2024.

“Millions have tuned-in to see Retta’s hilarious hot takes on more than 40 of the country’s ugliest houses, so we’re doubling the order to get even more great content for Ugliest House in America,” said Loren Ruch, Head of Content, HGTV. “Retta’s humor brings everyone together for a lot of laughs and we can’t wait to hit the road to capture more of it.”

Ugliest House in America

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During the series, Retta will share her hilarious reviews of each unsightly home and comment on failed flips, gaudy ...

For more about Ugliest House In America, fans can visit HGTV.com and follow @HGTV on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and follow Retta @unforettable and Alison @thealisonvictoria on Instagram.

Ugliest House in America is produced by Big Fish Entertainment.


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