Arts & Entertainment
Nate Berkus and husband Jeremiah Brent to star in TLC show
the design star takes on reality TV
Nate Berkus and his husband Jeremiah Brent will be starring in “Married to Design: Nate & Jeremiah” on TLC.
Berkus and Brent will be redesigning people’s homes who are in need of a makeover on the reality series.
‘Design isn’t just what we do for a living, it’s what we do on our weekends,” Berkus says in a press release. “So this show is perfect. We get to have all the fun and the homeowner gets rescued from a money pit that is consuming them. They’re lost. We’re not. We know where to save, where to spend, where to shop … it’s what we love most.”
The couple, who married in 2014 and are parents to one-year-old Poppy, will also give an intimate look at their private lives.
“I just stood in a room with the people we love the most and watched as our daughter blew out the candles on her 1st birthday cake,” Brent continues in the release.
“Aside from the fact that I was an emotional wreck, I found myself looking at Nate and the two of us not being able to contain all the joy and gratitude that is our life right now. To invite people to see that side of us, it just feels right,” Brent says.
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