Jonathan Knight, widely recognized as a key member of New Kids On The Block, has opened up about how he really feels following HGTV’s decision to cancel Farmhouse Fixer. While many fans know Jonathan from his chart-topping career alongside Donnie Wahlberg, Joey McIntyre, Danny Wood, and his brother Jordan Knight, he has also spent recent years building a strong reputation in real estate and home renovation. His passion for restoring old homes led to the creation of Farmhouse Fixer, a series that showcased his skill for breathing new life into historic properties.
The news of the show’s cancelation came as a blow to viewers who had grown attached to the warm, down-to-earth energy Jonathan brought to each episode. Soon after HGTV made the decision official, Jonathan addressed the situation directly through an emotional Instagram post. He expressed that learning the show would not continue was difficult, sharing, “I am sad to say HGTV has decided not to move forward with another season.” His honesty struck a chord with fans who had followed the show from its very first episode.
Jonathan admitted that he is still trying to understand the network’s reasoning, especially considering how deeply invested he and co-host Kristina Crestin were in the projects and the community surrounding the series. Despite his disappointment, Jonathan chose to focus on gratitude. He took a moment to thank everyone who supported Farmhouse Fixer, noting that the encouragement from viewers made the experience meaningful and rewarding in ways he never expected.
Even though the cancellation means the series won’t return with new renovations, Jonathan’s message made it clear that his passion for restoring old homes isn’t going anywhere. He hinted that this chapter may simply be part of a much longer story, one where he can continue sharing his love for design and preservation in a different way. Fans have already begun speculating about potential future projects, hopeful that his creativity will find a new platform.
For now, Jonathan is taking time to process the end of the show while staying thankful for the journey it allowed him to share with viewers around the world. His heartfelt response left many feeling that although Farmhouse Fixer may be ending, his devotion to craftsmanship—and the loyal audience that supports him—will continue to thrive beyond the series.
