After acquiring their new house, reality stars Erin and Ben Napier have opted to walk away from the spotlight. The couple has two small children and wishes to live quietly in the countryside in their “dream house.”
Ben and Erin Napier met on “Home Town” 18 years ago and will celebrate their 14th wedding anniversary this year. Erin posted a snapshot of her spouse alongside a reflection on the couple’s time together on social media.
On November 15, 2022, the couple dined at Keen’s Steakhouse in New York City. She wrote a lengthy essay in which she stated that they talked about motherhood and wished to make adjustments for the benefit of their children.
Ben joked in the comments section that he could finally afford steak supper after more than ten years. Nonetheless, he stated that he would gladly share a slice with his lovely wife and children.
Erin raved over her husband beside a photo of the couple on the porch in September in 2018. Ben was photographed down on one knee, proposing. His wife said that he had been saving money for years to buy an engagement ring – the craftsman proposed with a diamond band at Square Books.
The couple marked their 12th wedding anniversary in November 2020 with romantic Instagram tributes. Ben said that he and his wife uttered their “I do’s” on the day they married and have continued to do so ever since.
Likewise, his children’s mom posted a collage of films honoring their big day on IGTV from their wedding video. The four-minute film had songs such as “By Your Side” by Blue Mountain and “Lloyd, I’m Ready to be Heartbroken” by Camera Obscura in the backdrop, and it emphasized the couple’s favourite bits from their wedding day.
Ben and Erin married on November 22, 2008, and they have been madly in love ever since. Every morning, he apparently writes love messages to his wife.
Erin’s 37th birthday was on August 30, 2022, and her husband surprised her with considerate “gifts of time.” He had planned an agenda for her birthday week, including the events she would participate in.
A lunch date with her pals, quality time with him and their children, a movie date with her mother, and a lunch date with him were among the events mentioned. Erin, overjoyed, wrote on Instagram that while her husband isn’t perfect, “he is perfectly right for her.”
Erin and Ben have reached a point where they must reconsider certain decisions. They are a power couple with various business endeavors and busy schedules.
The two are now parents to two girls, Helen and Mae, and have suggested that they may take a break from their hectic schedules to devote more time to their children. The mom of two stated that she and her husband are having the time of their lives and want to maintain it that way.
The TV stars chose to take a break from recording their reality shows in order to concentrate on parenting their children. Ben and Erin want their girls to remain children.
The happy couple purchased a new home after the birth of their second child, Mae, in 2021. Ben and Erin discovered the ideal home for their children to experience regular childhood activities like climbing trees, excavating dirt, fishing, and running through fields.
The adoring father told that when Mae was born, his downtown Laurel yard started feeling smaller. Ben and Erin had no private area in front of their house and had to rely on their backyard.
As a result, they settled on an ancient rural house in Mississippi. The couple first intended to construct a new home from the ground up since they both had unique wish lists, but they quickly realized that it would be more expensive.
The on-screen couple just finished their new home, where they can spend time with their children. It is a 4,000-square-foot Tudor-style mansion built in 1930.
The “Home Town Takeover” stars bought the house in July 2021 and spent nine months remodeling it. Ben stated that the residence will now be their “weekend retreat.”
The property is near the couple’s businesses, Laurel Mercantile and Scotsman General, as well as Helen’s school. The pleased father revealed that his first-born daughter “always desired to be a rural girl.”
