What’s New With Jasmine Roth

Have you ever had a DIY home reno gone wrong? If so, there is help on its way. In a new season of Help! I Wrecked My House, Jasmine Roth rescues homeowners who took a risk on doing their own renos. Jasmine and her team help turn disastrous DIYs into masterpieces in record time.

Jasmine’s first book, House Story: Insider Secrets To The Perfect Home Renovation, is all about helping readers find their interior design style during the renovation process. Filled with tips on creating a cohesive feel throughout your home, Roth also shares creative solutions to common layout needs and how to personalize your space through easy DIY projects.

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From Hawaiian beach getaways to winter wonderland escapes to Utah, Jasmine and her husband Brett enjoy travelling with their sweet one-year-old daughter, Hazel.

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“Because I’m on a dusty, dirty, job site most days, this is the outfit staple that works best for me on a day-to-day basis,” Jasmine wrote in her blog earlier this year, adding that it’s tricky to find a tee that’s made well, fits well and doesn’t break the bank. Roth shares that her favourite tried and true t-shirts are from Madewell and Nordstrom.

Jasmine’s daughter, Hazel, is a natural snowboarder. On her Instagram, Jasmine proudly shares photos and home videos of then 10-month-old Hazel confidently navigating the slops with the help of a handlebar training board.

Looking to spruce up your home on a tight budget? Jasmine Roth shares a selection of cute printables that you can use in your next home decor project.

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From lighting to pillows, rugs and furniture, you can decorate your home with unique pieces in Roth’s sought-after signature style.

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In addition to her talents as a home renovation and design expert, Roth loves to cook and often shares her own family recipes for homemade pizza, soups, salads and sweet treats.

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Jasmine adores being a mom to her daughter, Hazel. Last Mother’s Day, Jasmine wrote on Instagram, “Literally every day is Mother’s Day for me. I’m the luckiest mama in the world! There aren’t words…”

Watch Help! I Wrecked My House Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on HGTV Canada.

Before the premiere of Help! I Wrecked My House, there was a bigger premiere in Jasmine’s family. Her daughter, Hazel, was born, April 21, 2020 weighing in at seven pounds, three ounces.

Here Jasmine Roth is in hospital just hours before Hazel’s arrival. In a followup Instagram post, Jasmine posted the news: “Hazel Lynn Roth was born last night at 7:46pm weighing 7lbs 3oz and our world is forever changed! Baby and parents (OMG THAT’S US! 😁) are doing great. Can’t wait to share lots of details about the birth, her name, and our hospital stay (it’s been awesome #thankyouhealthcareworkers), but for now we’re just enjoying spending time with this perfect little baby. We’re SO IN LOVE!! 😍”

Jasmine was a proud mom-to-be throughout her pregnancy. She put together a four-part digital series for HGTV called New Addition: Jasmine Roth that shares her pregnancy journey. Watch the second installment as she gets ready for the new arrival!

Jasmine’s husband Brett has been a true partner in this pregnancy. Together they have gone through the trials and celebrations. In the first installment of New Addition: Jasmine Roth, the couple have a gender reveal party!

Back in October 2019, the host of Hidden Potential, revealed that she was pregnant. She broke the news on Instagram by posting a picture of herself, husband, Brett Roth and an ultrasound photograph. “Oh my goodness, oh my goodness, OH MY GOODNESS!! So excited (also nervous, ecstatic, terrified, overjoyed, and all the feelings☺️) that we are expecting our first baby on 4.27.20 … this is happening! We are so in love with this little one already.”

Jasmine was also a contestant in the reno competition of a life time. She faced off against Leanne Ford (Restored by the Fords), Alison Victoria (Windy City Rehab) and Mina Stasiak (Good Bones) in HGTV’s Rock The Block. Each of these four kick-butt women were given $175,000 and 4 weeks to transform a cookie cutter home in California. The woman who adds the most value won. And the winner was…. Jasmine!

In addition to hosting Hidden Potential and competing in Rock The Block, Jasmine Roth also found time to be part of the all-star HGTV crew who recreated the real Brady Bunch house on A Very Brady Renovation. Among her many duties she transformed a basement space in the real Brady house to look identical to Greg Brady’s (played by Barry Williams) attic bedroom.

Jasmine grew up in a small town – we’re talking population 1,500 – in Virginia, but after university she moved out to Orange County with her husband Brett. The couple lives and works in Huntington Beach, an oceanfront community an hour’s drive from of Los Angeles, so now she’s an O.C. girl, just like Summer and Marissa (or, if RHOC’s more your speed, Tamra, Vicki and Shannon!).

Jasmine Roth never planned on getting into home building. She went to university for entrepreneurship and started her career in corporate giving, but her love for design eventually took over. It started with small projects like reupholstering furniture and helping her friends with their renovations. Then she caught the homebuilding bug when she and her husband decided to build two homes – one to live in and one to sell – and she decided to quit her job to finish the builds. (They ended up selling the second property for a hefty profit!)

Homes in Orange County tend to look alike. Like many suburbs, the O.C. was built en masse, meaning developers were more concerned with getting heaps of homes up quickly than individual style. On Hidden Potential, Jasmine takes houses that look just like the others on their street and adds a little character, making each house into a home suited to the owner. As she said in an interview with The Los Angeles Times, “No two families are the same; why should their houses be?”

When Jasmine finished building her first two homes, she launched her own company, Built Custom Homes, instead of returning to work in the corporate world. Built Custom Homes is focused on building unique and highly functional homes in her own backyard, Huntington Beach. If you love her eye for design, she also sells decor, from fixtures to furniture and rugs via The Warehouse by Jasmine Roth – including items seen on Hidden Potential!

There are plenty of great home reno romantic duos, but Jasmine and her husband Brett prefer to keep their love off-screen – for the most part anyways! You may catch a glimpse of Brett here and there on Hidden Potential, but the couple mostly keeps their work lives separate.

“He gets up every day and puts his suit on, and I get up every day and put my work boots on.” Jasmine told Country Living. “I think it’s cool to each be able to have our own careers and be really supportive of each other.”

While they may not be a TV couple, Jasmine and Brett do have a meet-cute worthy of a rom-com. They were roommates back in their university days, but seeing other people. It was actually Jasmine’s grandmother who sniffed out the romantic potential. When she came to visit, Brett cooked dinner and Jasmine’s grandma had a feeling he’d be in their lives forever.

“My grandma told me later that she leaned over to my mom and said, ‘He’s the one.’ So my grandma’s claim to fame is that she called it before we even knew,” Jasmine told Country Living.

One of the first homes Jasmine discovered ‘hidden potential’ in belonged to her mother-in-law. When she bought a 1950s cottage near Jasmine and Brett in Huntington Beach, Jasmine saw a lot of potential despite the drab gray and beige colour scheme that gave the place “zero character.”

“We demoed the stucco off and added lap siding, a beautiful dark gray with white trim for contrast. We added a front porch, with a light-blue ceiling like they have in the South. It gave the house a lot of architectural charm,” Jasmine told House Beautiful.

First came man caves, then Master of Flip’s Kortney introduced us to the “She Shed.” Well, get ready for dog caves to become a thing! Jasmine and Brett are the proud pup parents to two adorable dogs – a bulldog named Nala and a rescue chihuahua named Tiger – and Jasmine created a cute little nook for the pups in their home that’s surely inspired jealousy from all their four-legged neighbours.

Here is a picture of Jasmine Roth with her other dog, Nala. The bulldog is beyond adorable and couldn’t be happier getting a cuddle on the beach in Orange County.

Jasmine and Brett have finally grown out of the home that started it all – their own home, Jasmine’s first ever design and build. They’re now building a new home from the ground up, but they’re sticking around their beloved Huntington Beach; the new home is just four blocks away from where they currently live.

When she’s not busy making her clients’ dreams come true, Jasmine puts her home building skills to use for Habitat For Humanity. The HGTV star has worked with the homebuilding organization during trips to both India and Romania.

Jasmine considers herself to be a huge nerd when it comes to books. Her most recent read was ‘Start with Y’ by Simon Sinek.