The Bizarre HGTV Polygamy Show That Got Canceled After One Episode

HGTV may have been thinking out of the box when it decided to develop a home makeover show for polygamist families, but it seems like the idea fell flat with audiences. In April 2019, the network aired the pilot episode for "House Full of Spouses," hosted by married couple Rachel and Greg. Based near Salt

HGTV may have been thinking out of the box when it decided to develop a home makeover show for polygamist families, but it seems like the idea fell flat with audiences. In April 2019, the network aired the pilot episode for "House Full of Spouses," hosted by married couple Rachel and Greg. Based near Salt Lake City, Utah, the pair "specialize" in renovating homes for polygamist families, as Rachel had personal expertise from being raised in one herself.

"When we say big, we mean families with two, three, four, five wives, lots of children," Greg explained in the show's trailer. "And a big part of our job is getting all of those people to agree," Rachel added.

The trailer introduced audiences to husband Joe, his three spouses — Alina, Valerie, and Vickie — and their total of 19 children looking for a household "with room to grow." As reported by Newsweek, the pilot played on April 25 but was never followed up by another episode after the show was panned by viewers.

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