It looks like Magnolia Network owner and star Chip Gaines lives for the danger just as much as his wife Joanna Gaines lives for creating the perfect space.
The HGTV personality, 48, shared a rare social media post which captured one of his more chaotic renovation projects with his wife of two decades.
However, it looked like things were about to go awry as he was pictured just before taking a tumble while holding on to a light fixture as Joanna, 45, watched from the sidelines.
Chip wrote in his caption: "I'm getting too old for this… please tune into @magnolianetwork to watch me hurt myself. If you don't watch, was it even worth it??"
One of their friends commented: "As the old saying goes: If a Chip falls in a house and nobody hears it, did he make a sound?" while a fan wrote: "We're only as old as we act, which means you & I are still teenagers at best!"
Another said: "Classic Chip. Entertainment Value is still Prime," and a third quipped: "How has he not busted his head open all these years?!?!?"
Chip and Joanna are the co-owners of Magnolia Network, formerly DIY Network, the home to several personality-based programs that focus on home renovation, construction, design, and general lifestyle.
The two founded their company Magnolia Market in 2003, the same year they got married, and rose to prominence when their show Fixer Upper debuted on HGTV in 2013.
When the show ended in 2018, around the time Discovery purchased the company that owned HGTV and DIY Network, they announced that they were working on a deal with Discovery to create their own "lifestyle focused media network."
When Fixer Upper was renewed for a spin-off on Magnolia Network, talks of their acquisition moved forward, and in early 2022, DIY Network was officially relaunched as Magnolia Network.
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When the couple celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary in May, Chip penned an essay for the Magnolia Journal, looking back on two decades of partnership in business and life.
He wrote: "The kids are growing up and moving off, and Magnolia has turned into something bigger than we ever could've imagined. In those 20 years, our world changed.
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"But the one thing that didn't was the promise Jo and I made to one another at the altar in front of our family and friends. They asked if we'd stick it out through thick and thin. We said yes, and we meant it. We still do."
Chip continued: "Twenty years are behind us now. Those chapters have already been written, and we've lived a storied life. We might've wished back then for calmer seas and slower days when we were in the thick of parenting small kids and growing a business alongside them, but now I wouldn't wish any of it away."
He concluded: "I'm so thankful to God for giving us exactly what we've had, and for what I know we still have ahead: plenty to build – hand-in-hand," and ended with a sweet "Love you, Jo. Happy 20 years."
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