TEEN Mom fans have been vocal in their distaste for Chelsea Houska and Cole DeBoer’s $750K mansion, claiming it doesn’t look homey.
The pair are no strangers to backlash, especially when it comes to their home and design sense.
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Cole took to TikTok to share a silly video poking fun at stepdaughter Aubree in a new video.
In the clip, which he captioned “Acting like my teenage daughter,” the former MTV star could be seen walking around in what looked like his living room.
He repeatedly ran up to the camera with a clip in his hair and a phone in his hand, playfully mocking the teen.
Fans, however, couldn’t help but focus on the backdrop.
Behind Cole, windows with black framing were visible, along with a large staircase with metal railings and minimalistic furniture and decor that matched their farmhouse aesthetic.
Fans gushed over the former Teen Mom dad in the clip but ripped the home he shares with Chelsea and their children apart.
In an online thread, one critic commented: “God their house is like a Museum of Boring.”
“That house is so fug,” someone else chimed in.
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A third fan criticized: “Not a big fan of their interior. Looks so institutional and cold.”
Another appeared to agree, commenting: “That part of her house gives warehouse emergency exit stairs energy.”
Someone else echoed: “Their house looks like an office building.”
Not everyone slammed the home, however.
One fan responded to the “office” comment, writing: “I think this might be why I like it I really like houses that are “different” and don’t quite look like houses…”
A second supporter wrote: “Damn they have a nice house. I’m gonna be real, I’m in for her HGTV show.”
Chelsea’s home not only has a farmhouse vibe, but it is also situated on a farm.
The former reality star and her husband have a ton of animals, including cows, pigs, and more.
They also partake in farm-like activities, occasionally finding themselves under fire as a result.
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The 30-year-old recently shared photos of her son Watson, five, and Layne, three, sitting on top of a farm vehicle.
They beamed at the camera as they sat astride the hood in the photo.
The acres of land surrounding Chelsea‘s $750,000 South Dakota farmhouse were visible in the background.
In another photo, Watson grinned as he hung off the side of the tractor, balancing his feet on one of the wheels and holding onto a rail.
Chelsea posted the snaps on Instagram on Sunday and captioned them: “Week in the life of the DeBoers.”
While she was clearly pleased with the sweet photos, her critics slammed her parenting skills.
One shared the photos on Reddit and wrote: “This seems dangerous.”
Another added: “Tractors are great as a jungle gym for kids apparently.”
A third questioned whether Chelsea actually ever used the tractor or if it was just for aesthetics.
They posted: “That tractor has never been used. Look at the nubbies on the tires.”
Chelsea shares three children with her husband Cole DeBoer – Watson, Layne and daughter Walker, one.
She also has a daughter Aubree, 12, with her ex Adam Lind.
Last week, the MTV alum came under fire for letting Aubree eat messy food on her pristine white couch.
She posted a snap of the preteen tucking into a fancy sushi spread, complete with soy and other sauces on the pricy furniture.
Sushi and sashimi rolls, edamame and soup were all spread out on the couch.
“That makes me crazy nervous with the color of the couch. That better be scotchguarded,” one wrote on Reddit.
Another remarked: “Soy sauce on a light couch????” while a third added: “That’s all I could think too. Using a light ottoman as a buffet.”
The family moved into their massive home in 2020, and fans have been attacking it every step of the way.
Just prior to it being completed, Chelsea shared a progress picture revealing that her house was “close to being done.”
Fans were not all about the exterior of the home as they took to Reddit to react.
One person critiqued: “Sooooooo ugly oh my god,” while another chimed in with, “Hideous. With her house budget, she could have chosen something gorgeous. This is terrible and so is the corn field view.”
They weren’t done there as another fan said: “This house is WAY too black. Yuck.”
The couple began construction on the home in March 2020.
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