After Battle on the Beach, Paradereports was canceled, interior designer Alison Victoria Gramenos is returning to HGTV.
Her new program, Sin City Rehab, will debut on the network on September 17.
Despite the headlines, the clamor, and the skepticism, I never stopped creating. Unadulterated, Sin City Rehab is me. On Instagram the day following the announcement, Gramenos posted. Reclaiming my story on the streets where it all started and doing what I do best—transforming the broken into the beautiful—is the goal.
Supportive remarks swiftly mobilized the designer’s fan base.
Yes, darling! I love seeing you advocate for yourself! One follower commented, “Can’t wait to watch.”
Someone else added, I’m very excited! I enjoy following your adventure.
Eight episodes of Sin City Rehab will follow Gramenos as she grows her design company in Las Vegas.
The Emmy-nominated Windy City Rehab star will take on hazardous flips and multi-million dollar client projects while she establishes her reputation in a new market, according to a news release.
According to the announcement, her first assignment, a treehouse-themed rotunda project that shouts Vegas, may turn into a convoluted disaster if she and a contractor don’t agree on the client’s preferences.
On her Pap Smear podcast last month, Gramenos talked about the cancellation of Battle on the Beach and that she loved the show.
That show was fantastic. It was hilarious and a lot of fun, but then I suddenly saw the episode and wondered, “Well, where did all that go?” “I said,” she said.
The cancellation occurred as HGTV underwent a more extensive reorganization, lately removing a number of shows from its schedule. The network declared on August 21 that it would create 100 original programs in the upcoming year.
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