HGTV star Jenny Marrs has revealed that she and her household have welcomed some new addition to their farm, months after the truth TV sensation admitted that that they had been going via a “actually, actually laborious” yr.
In a heartwarming publish on Instagram, Marrs, 47, who has discovered fame in a variety of HGTV hits, together with “Fixer to Fabulous,” shared her hope that the latest members of her brood carry some “pleasure” to their household farm after what has been a tumultuous few months.
She then launched the brand new additions to her flock: two lambs and a bunch of child chicks.
The chicks had been the primary to reach on the household’s Arkansas farm, with Marrs revealing that she and her husband, Dave Marrs, welcomed the fluffy additions on March 11.
“New infants arrived on the farm at this time! Dave has been constructing the brand new rooster coop in preparation for his or her arrival for weeks,” she wrote whereas sharing a video fo the chicks.
“It’s not fairly completed and I can truthfully say that I’ve by no means seen him work so laborious on another undertaking for our animals. Dave loves his chickens and he’s principally constructing the Taj Mahal of coops out again. Keep tuned for the large coop unveiling. It’s going to be lovable and, though I don’t love full-grown chickens, these child chicks are cute!”
However the enjoyable did not cease there, with Marrs revealing simply days later that the household had additionally taken in two lambs from a neighborhood neighbor, Mr. Tommy, who sought their assist in caring for the younger animals.
“When our neighbor, Mr. Tommy, known as to let me know he has two bottle lambs in want of care, I didn’t hesitate to say sure,” Marrs revealed whereas sharing a photograph of the lambs.
“Now, they’ve taken up residence within the newly constructed rooster coop (the chicks are nonetheless too little to maneuver out right here so it is a excellent spot).”
She continued, “I’m daring to hope that these two will carry pleasure to our farm after a lot loss. We didn’t have a lambing season this yr (for the primary time in ten years) as a result of we misplaced BaaBaa and her infants. And, you might do not forget that two years in the past, I fell laborious for my bottle-baby, Tommy, and we misplaced him to sickness.”
The HGTV icon ended her publish by revealing that she hopes the animals will assist carry her household “pleasure,” regardless of the “distinct risk of sorrow.”
She continued, “I prayed over these two as I drove them up the road to our residence: Might they keep secure and wholesome and, most of all, thanks, Lord for brand new life, new mercies and recent reminders that our hope is in you alone (Psalm 39:7)!”
Marrs then shared a number of photographs of the lambs and chicks in her lap.
The information of her additions comes after she opened up concerning the heartbreaking challenges that her household needed to endure in 2025—whereas sharing her “prayers” for a happier, more healthy yr for all of her family members.
Simply earlier than the clock struck 11:59 p.m. on New Yr’s Eve, the 46-year-old “Fixer to Fabulous” star took to Instagram to disclose her hopes for 2026, admitting that she was busy “recording prayers” for the brand new yr, a ritual that she does yearly, as a substitute of setting particular resolutions.
“As I’ve shared earlier than, slightly than New Yr’s resolutions, that are primarily based alone willpower and grit, I report particular prayers for the approaching yr,” the mom of 5 wrote.
“I’ve discovered that as I pray the prayers all year long, they redirect my coronary heart, angle, and actions to the One who authors my story in methods I may by no means start to hope or think about alone. I simply have a barely totally different view this yr!”
Marrs then went on to level to the numerous hardships that she and her household confronted throughout 2025, describing it as a “actually, actually laborious yr,” whereas paying tribute to the numerous family members that they misplaced.
The husband-and-wife workforce has transformed the residing quarters on a number of events: As soon as earlier than shifting in to the residence in 2014 and twice since that point to evolve the area alongside their household.
“Greater than something, now we have adjusted our home as we have wanted to for the levels of our youngsters’ lives and our lives, and it is at all times a piece in progress,” Marrs revealed.
“It’s an previous residence and it is heat and it is cozy and it is actual. Life is lived there; It isn’t a museum.”
Marrs revealed that the renovations had been carried out largely after the household realized that that they had stumbled throughout their perpetually residence, having initially bought it as extra of a undertaking, slightly than a everlasting dwelling.
“After we first moved to the home, we truly weren’t planning on shifting into it. We renovated it with, like, supplies that we had left over and we did not know what we had been going to do with it,” she stated.
“We simply knew we did not need the home to be torn down, nevertheless it wasn’t meant for our household essentially.
“We additionally solely had two youngsters on the time. So we grew and grew after which once I was pregnant with Luke, we’re like, ‘We have now to redo this once more.'”
Along with managing a full family and dealing farm, the Marrses run their eponymous renovation enterprise and two retail shops whereas filming their Emmy-nominated collection.
They’ve additionally starred in a number of spinoffs of the present, equivalent to “Fixer to Fabulous: Welcome Inn” and “Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano,” together with different community actuality TV productions, together with “Rock the Block” and “Residence City Takeover.”
