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Retta's journey to find ugly continues in the Heartland where four homes battle for a chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria; it includes a powder blue art deco disaster, a condo overrun by artwork and an old colourful mansion.
Retta's journey to find ugly continues in the Midwest where four homes duke it out for a chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria! It includes a zombie doomsday castle, a flamingo-adorned lair, and a texxxxtured carpeted dwelling.
Retta's quest for ugly brings her to the Sunshine State, where three homes contend for a chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria! It includes a moody Miami mosaic mess, a house with more than enough storage cabinets and a dome home where the carpet has seen better days. Rhetta also makes a stop in Ona, Florida to visit Solomon's Castle a local tourist attraction and not one of the scheduled Ugly Houses...although it could qualify!
Retta's ugly journey continues in the West Coast where four homes compete for a chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria! It includes a faux Scottish castle, a dome with zero privacy, and a Hollywood house that feels more like a bar.
Retta's journey to find ugly begins in the Frontier region where four homes vie for a chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria! It's between an old green house with an enviable amount of closet space, a cavernous dwelling with a foamy surprise, an eclectic cabin, and a woody home with unique storage.
This season—which spotlights Retta's hundredth hideous house tour—will kick off in the Great Plains, where she'll explore an off-the-grid mish-mash house, a man-made metal monstrosity and a Rocky Mountain home at 7,100 feet overtaken by unexplained light switches.
The ugly is back with a vengeance in six new episodes of HGTV's mega hit Ugliest House in America. After attracting 10.3 million viewers to her last season, actress, comedian and home design enthusiast Retta will discover the most extreme variety of ugly houses yet, traveling the country to tour 15 more weird, dysfunctional and downright disastrous homes nominated by their owners.
Throughout the new season, Retta will travel to five regions of the U.S. to see the best of the worst and gleefully react to houses featuring all sorts of bad design, ranging from mural monstrosities and shellacked wood paneling to velvet wallpaper and garishly patterned wall-to-wall shag carpeting. In the end, the home deemed "the ugliest" will be transformed from a beast into a beauty.