Last year when Ellen DeGeneres surprised a Pittsburgh family with a kitchen overhaul, she called in HGTV design stars the Kitchen Cousins (Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri). Carrino and Colaneri are are actually real life first cousins and besties who run a New Jersey-based family construction company.
Is Anthony from Kitchen Cousins married?
Gorder married furniture designer Christian Dunbar in a ceremony held in the Moroccan desert in September 2018. Carrino’s new fiancée is a co-founder of Jane DO, a women’s exercise and workout studio that has several locations throughout New Jersey, and a former Radio City Rockette.
What ever happened to the kitchen cousins?
The co-hosts of HGTV’s “Kitchen Cousins” home improvement show filed for personal bankruptcy last week after an unfavorable ruling was issued against them alleging they did a shoddy renovation on a home once owned by former New York Yankee Don Mattingly.
Where does Anthony Carrino live?
Jersey City
Anthony resides in Jersey City, N.J.
Who are the cousins on HGTV?
About the Show Each week, HGTV’s cousins, Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri, give one hero the surprise of a lifetime.
Where do Anthony and John from Kitchen Cousins live?
Let Anthony and John take you on a tour of John’s barn-style home, Anthony’s loft, their offices in an old firehouse, their Italian market in New Jersey and more. Get caught up on past episodes with these video highlights from the second season of HGTV’s Kitchen Cousins.
Who is John Colaneri from Kitchen Cousins?
John Colaneri is the co-host of Kitchen Cousins. Also, he starred in multiple online series including Chill and Grill on ULive.com, AOL’s MANuscript and in Grand design with his cousin Anthony Carrino on Ellentube. Colaneri and his cousin redesigned more than hundreds of kitchen and houses.
Why did two cousins Sue Colaneri and Carrino?
The cousins were sued by two customers for shoddy work. According to NJ.com, Robert and Peng Avery sued Colaneri, Carrino, and their company in 2013 for consumer fraud, breach of contract, fraud, and negligence.
