Wpa kill sp3 rapidshare safe. If HGTV’s network executives have not already erected an altar for the Property Brothers, they better start gathering some candles now. On Tuesday, Chip and Joanna Gaines—the network’s chipper Fixer Upper’s—announced that their show’s next season, which airs in November, will be their last.

Sure, there are plenty of denim-loving folks who can knock out some walls and create open-concept spaces with just as much cheer as the Gaineses, but Fixer Upper is one of the network’s highest-rated shows. So as the Gaineses pack their bags, we could hardly blame anyone at HGTV for sending Drew and Jonathan Scott an Edible Arrangement or something—you know, just to make sure they’re going to stick around. “It is with both sadness and expectation that we share the news that season 5 of Fixer Upper will be our last,” the Gaineses wrote in a. “While we are confident that this is the right choice for us, it has for sure not been an easy one to come to terms with.

Our family has grown up alongside yours, and we have felt you rooting us on from the other side of the screen. Amibroker crack for mac. How bittersweet to say goodbye to the very thing that introduced us all in the first place.” The couple called their series “an amazing adventure,” adding, “Our family is healthy and our marriage has honestly never been stronger.

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This has nothing to do with a fraudulent skincare line or anything else you’ll inevitably read.” (Earlier this summer a spread that Joanna was leaving the show to start a skin-care line.) “This is just us recognizing that we need to catch our breath for a moment. Our plan is to take this time to shore up and strengthen the spots that are weak, rest the places that are tired, and give lots of love and attention to both our family and our businesses.” Their departure also does not seem to have anything to do with the that bubbled last year surrounding the couple’s affiliation with an anti-gay church. (At the time, HGTV wrote in a statement, “We don’t discriminate against members of the LGBT community in any of our shows. HGTV is proud to have a crystal clear, consistent record of including people from all walks of life in its series.”).

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