Christina Haack and Tarek El Moussa’s HGTV Shows Cancelled

Christina Haack and Tarek El Moussa will both be down an HGTV series in the coming year, with their shows Christina on the Coast and Flipping El Moussas not being renewed at the network.

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It’s closing time for these two HGTV shows.

Christina Haack’s Christina on the Coast as well as Tarek El Moussa and Heather Rae El Moussa’s show Flipping El Moussas have both been cancelled at the network, according to multiple outlets. Also not up for renewal, per People, are series Bargain Block, Farmhouse Fixer, Married to Real Estate and Izzy Does It.

As for Chrstina, Tarek and Heather’s collaboration, The Flip Off? The series has been picked up for a second season, per the outlets, but has not yet begun filming.

E! News has reached otut to HGTV and reps for all parties for comment but has not yet heard back.

The show was initially incepted to see Tarek and Heather face off against Christina and then-husband Josh Hall as they competed to see who could get the better turnaround on a house flip.

A wrench was thrown, however, when Josh and Christina filed for divorce in July 2024. Ultimately, Josh would only appear in the show’s premiere before Christina would go it solo for the rest of the season.

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For Christina, however, she preferred her time after Josh left the show.

“It’s so much easier without somebody else bothering me,” the 41-year-old told Jennifer Hudson during a January appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show. “I mean, I don’t have to ask approval from anyone, no one’s, like, weighing me down.”

If anything, she said, “I think I have an advantage.”

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Plus, Christina—who shares kids Taylor, 14, and Brayden, 9, with Tarek, as well as son Hudson, 5, with ex Ant Anstead—didn’t go it totally alone. Her boyfriend Christopher Larocca was by her side for the series’ finale episode, at which time it was announced the El Moussas had a higher return on investment between the two flipped homes.

In fact, all of Christina’s exes were involved in the show: earlier in the season, Ant appeared as a guest judge for the episode’s guest bedroom and bathroom renovation challenge (ultimately crowning Christina the winner).

But while it could have been awkward for the two exes, the pair both took it in stride, with Ant making light of the situation on social media.

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“Now this is kind of a bizarre day for me,” Ant said in a video shared to Instagram page Feb. 19, hours before the show is set to air, “because I got asked by someone I know relatively well to step in to a TV show and do them a favor and yeah, it feels really weird, because that person is currently on the couch, looking, pretending like she’s working.”

He then panned the camera to Christina, adding, “I advise that you tune in to the show. It’s called The Flip Off and it involves that lady and another couple. That’s not awkward, is it?”

For a full roundup of renewed and cancelled series, keep reading.

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Canceled: The Late Show With Stephen Colbert

CBS announced they would shutter the late night franchise, with its last episode airing in May 2026.

Netflix

Renewed: King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch

The Netflix reality series will return for season three.

Netflix

Renewed: The Ultimatum: Marry or Move on

The Netflix reality series was renewed for season four.

AppleTV+

Renewed: Murderbot

Apple TV+ announced a season two renewal for its acclaimed comedic thriller Murderbot starring Alexander Skarsgård.

HGTV

Renewed: The Flip Off

The HGTV competition series will be back for season two.

HGTV

Canceled: The Flipping El Moussas

Tarek and Heather Rae El Moussa‘s HGTV renovation show won’t be returning for more home makeovers.

HGTV/Warner Bros. Discovery

Canceled: Christina on the Coast

Christina Haack‘s real estate series is done at HGTV.

Prime Video/Amazon MGM Studios

Ending: Upload

In the four-part series finale event, sentient AI rapidly turns evil, threatening to wipe out Lakeview (and the world!). On top of greedy executives, lingering mysteries, plus heartbreak in VR and IRL, our characters are tested like never before. The only way they can get through it all and save humanity from deletion is by teaming up one last time.

The final season premieres Aug. 25 on Prime Video.

Netflix

Renewed: Squid Game: The Challenge

The reality competition series, inspired by Netflix’s popular drama, will put more hopefuls to the test during seasons two and three.

Season two premieres Nov. 4.

Netflix

Ending: Queer Eye

Netflix’s Emmy-winning makeover show will come to an end after its upcoming 10th season.

Apple TV +

Renewed: Slow Horses

The Apple TV+ spy drama, which returns for season five this fall, will be back for seasons six and seven.

FX/Disney

Renewed: The Bear

FX’s Emmy-winner culinary drama will cook up more entertainment when it returns for season five.

Disney/Anne Marie Fox

Renewed: The Bachelor

ABC’s hit dating compeition series will return for its milestone 30th season, according to Deadline.

Disney/Pari Dukovic

Canceled: Doctor Odyssey

Ryan Murphy‘s cruise series has been canceled by ABC…well, sorta.

The show’s ending is “a default cancellation as the cast’s options are expiring on Monday and are not being picked up,” Deadline reported June 30, “releasing the actors to do other projects.”

Starz

Renewed: Outlande: Blood of My Blood

Starz’s Outlander prequel scored am early season two renewel before its premiere this summer.

Paramount+

Renewed: Mobland

The Paramount+ drama was renewed for a second season.

Mobland stars Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren in a story about two mob families who clash in a war that threatens to topple empires and lives.

Prime Video/Amazon MGM Studios

Renewed: Reacher

The Prime Video drama will return for season four.

Netflix

Renewed: My Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman

David Letterman‘s Netflix series was renewed for two more seasons.

Charles Sykes/Bravo

Renewed: Watch What Happens Live

Andy Cohen‘s late night talk show will continue to bring viewers OMG moments through 2027.

Prime Video/Amazon MGM Studios

Renewed: Maxton Hall – The World Between Us

The Prime Video series will return for season three.

Peacock

Renewed: Love Island USA

The Peacock reality dating competition series will bring the heat when it returns for season eight.

Roku Channel

Renewed: The Great American Baking Show

The Roku culinary compatition will be back for season four.

FX/Disney

Renewed: Welcome to Wrexham

FX has ordered a fifth season of its Emmy-winning docuseries that will capture the Club’s upcoming debut in the EFL Championship after its historic third consecutive promotion.

Jake Giles Netter/Max

Renewed: Hacks

The Emmy-winning comedy was renewed for season five by Max.

Kailey Schwerman/Paramount+ with SHOWTIME

Renewed: Yellowjackets

The hit drama will be back for season four on Paramount+ With Showtime.

Netflix

Renewed: My Life Wit the Walter Boys

The Netflix series will return for season three.

Netflix

Renewed: Million Dollar Secret

The Netflix competition series will crown a new winner during its upcoming sophomore season.

Elizabeth Morris/Netflix

Renewed: Forever

The show based on Judy Blume‘s classic novel was renewed for season two by Netflix

Netflix

Renewed: Survival of the Thickest

Michelle Buteau‘s Netflix comedy has been renewed for season three.

Netflix

Renewed: The Diplomat

The Keri Russell-led drama will return for season four on Netflix.