Home Work host Andy denies claims that they're 'con artists'
Channel: OnTime News
Date: 2022-01-14

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Home Work host Andy denies claims that they're 'con artists'
Home Work host Candis Meredith broke down in tears as she furiously fired back at accusations that she and her husband, Andy, scammed homeowners out of tens of thousands of dollars and destroyed their properties while filming for their now-canceled renovation series.
Candis and her husband have continuously denied the allegations, and now, she has claimed that they are actually victims of 'bullying' as part of a 'calculated attack' by the homeowners in a new series of videos posted to Instagram on Wednesday.
The show premiered on Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Network on January 5 and followed the Utah-based couple as they attempted to renovate peoples' homes.
However, just one day before it went on the air, numerous homeowners who had taken part in it came forward and made a slew of allegations against the Merediths, resulting in it getting canceled two days later.
They claimed that the couple ripped them off, forced them to live in unsafe environments, failed to communicate with them, and eventually, left many of the renovations unfinished. 
Now, Candis has spoken out about the allegations in detail, and she said she believes this was a 'calculated attack' against her and her family.
'We do not believe in bullying online, we feel like this attack was particularly calculated for the day before the network launch and we are hopeful that this can allow the narrative to continue on a more equal playing field without malicious intent,' she said in her Instagram video.
She claimed that the homeowner's statements about her and her husband were 'false' and that they were 'purposely trying to take anything they could' from the pair. 
In a second video, Candis said she and her husband 'were not OK' and that her kids were getting bullied at school due to the backlash they have been facing over the show - and she begged people to leave her family out of it.
'Whatever your opinion, I'm asking the bullying to my kids to stop. Whatever your side is, please tell your kids who go to my kids' schools to stop,' she said, as tears streamed down her face.
'We're not OK and whatever you think of me is fine but please leave my children out of this, thank you.' 
She also responded to claims that they were 'liars, thieves, and con artists,' calling them 'so extremely hurtful and based on one narrative amplified by others who were not part of any of these situations.'
'We fully admit that we took on too much at one time, and that this was a hard road for these four clients’ renovation projects,' she wrote in the caption of one of her videos.