CHELSEA Houska was introduced to audiences via the long-running TV series Teen Mom.
After leaving the hit MTV show, the mother-of-four has since netted her own HGTV program.
Chelsea Houska has four children, three daughters named Aubree, Layne, and Walker, and a son named Watson.
On September 7, 2009, the Teen Mom alum and her then-boyfriend Adam Lind welcomed Chelsea’s eldest daughter Aubree.
Aubree’s birth coincided with her first season of 16 and Pregnant.
Following her break up with Adam, Chelsea married Cole DeBoer.
Her husband Cole is the father of her three younger children Watson, Layne, and Walker.
Their son Watson and daughter Walker share the same birthday, January 25, but are four years apart.
The former was born in 2017, while the baby of the family was born in 2021.
On August 29, 2018, Chelsea and Cole welcomed their daughter Layne.
On November 10, 2020, Chelsea revealed she was leaving Teen Mom 2 after starring in the franchise for a decade.
On Instagram, the reality star explained: “After much thought and discussion with my family and friends, Cole and I have decided that this season will be our last.
“We are forever thankful to MTV and our crew, who are like family to us.
“We’re parting on the best of terms and will stay in touch long after this.
“We’re proud to have been able to share our story and are so grateful to the fans who have followed our journey from the beginning.”
She added: “Our next chapter in life will focus on developing our brand and taking things to the next level with new endeavors and expanding family businesses.
“We are so excited for this next phase of our lives and hope you all will be a part of it in some way!”
Outside of their MTV stardom, Chelsea and Cole took on another career path in home remodeling and renovating.
They explore those skills in their own HGTV reality show Down Home Fab.
On January 16, 2023, Down Home Fab is scheduled to premiere via HGTV.
Every Monday at 9pm EST, new episodes of Chelsea’s show are broadcasted on the above-mentioned network.
The program is also available to stream courtesy of Hulu, Roku, and Sling.
While promoting the series, the 16 and Pregnant alum shared with E! Online: “If we were going to come back to TV, I wanted it to be something lighthearted, feel good and be able to show our authentic selves.
“This was just such a cool opportunity to do that. I like that we’re able to focus on us and show our personalities more.
“People obviously knew us from the show but this is just a whole other side.
“It’s lighthearted, which we tend to be. We like to find the fun in literally any situation no matter what it is.”
