Erin Napier Biography
Erin Napier (real name – Erin Rasberry) is an American TV Personality, Actress, Interior Designer, and Entrepreneur, well-known for hosting the HGTV show “Home Town”. She is also known for acting in HGTV’s “A Christmas Open House” and appearing in Home Town’s spin-offs: “Home Town Takeover” and “Home Town Kickstart”.
Erin Napier Age
Napier was born on August 30, 1985, in Laurel, Mississippi, United States. She is therefore 38 years old as of 2023 and celebrates her birthday on the 30th of August every year.
Erin Napier Height
Napier stands at an approximate height of 5 feet and 5 inches.
Erin Napier Family
Napier was born to Phil Rasberry (father) and Karen Rasberry (mother). Her dad is a physical therapist and entrepreneur, and her mom is a real estate agent and author. Napier’s mom has been struggling with coronary supply route sickness for quite a while, and it has been affecting her daily activities. Napier grew up alongside her one brother Clark Rasberry, a physical therapist.
Erin Napier Husband
Napier is a married woman and her spouse is Ben Napier, an entrepreneur and woodworker. They tied the knot on November 22, 2008, at a wedding ceremony held at the Ole Miss campus chapel. The duo first met at Jones County Junior College, and together, they moved to the University of Mississippi. They are the co-hosts of the show “Home Town”. They have also acted together in HGTV’s 1st scripted holiday film “A Christmas Open House”.
Erin Napier Children
Napier and her husband, Ben, take great pride in being dad and mom to their 2 daughters, Helen (firstborn) and Mae. Hellen is 5 years old as of 2023 having been born on January 4, 2018, and Mae is 2 years old as of 2023 having been born on May 28, 2021.
Erin Napier Net Worth
Napier has an estimated net worth of $5 Million (combined with her husband’s), which she has earned through her successful career as a TV Personality, Interior designer, and Entrepreneur.
Erin Napier Education
Napier is a proud alumnus of the University of Mississippi, where she obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. She had a short stint at Jones County Junior College before transferring to the University of Mississippi.
Erin Napier Business / Cars
As an entrepreneur, Napier and her husband, Ben, own a number of businesses. They own a home goods store, “Laurel Mercantile Co.” (launched 2016) in Laurel, Mississippi, and a furniture maker store “Scotsman Co.” (launched 2018) in Laurel, Mississippi. The ‘Napiers’ are also the owners of Lucky Luxe, a design company, that sells letterpress wedding stationery.
Napier and Ben really like Chevrolet cars and have been collecting them for over 50 years. They own a number of cars; notably, they own a 2021 Chevrolet Suburban High Country, AKA “the original SUV.” They also own a 1990 Jeep Grand Wagoneer, which they bought from the Pearson family. Some of the other cars they have are the 1964 Pontiac Catalina, the 1962 Chevy pickup, and the 1971 VW Beetle convertible.
Erin Napier HGTV
Napier is among the TV personalities and hosts of HGTV’s reality TV home renovation shows. She and her husband, Ben Napier, have been the co-hosts of HGTV’s “Home Town”, since its premiere on January 24, 2016. On the show, they use old materials and fabrics they find, keeping the charm of these old homes but giving them affordable and modern updates. With Napier’s creative sketches and Ben’s custom work, the duo revives homes and ensures their small town has a future as vibrant as its past.
The show is about Napier and her husband, who love simple, Southern living and fixing up old homes in their hometown of Laurel, Mississippi. “Home Town” follows them as they renovate homes from the early 1900s for 1st-time buyers, adults, and young families, who want to live closer to their grandkids. Napier’s background in graphic design and definition of style shapes the renovations, while Ben’s woodworking and building skills preserve the history of the houses.
Below is a list of some of the other TV Personalities of HGTV’s reality TV home renovation shows;
- Donovan Eckhardt
- Evan Thomas
- Jacquie Denny
- Lindsey Uselding
- Kirsten Meehan
- Dave Marrs
- David Kersh
- Kerry Kersh
Erin Napier Book
Napier and her husband, Ben, wrote a book (memoir) called “Make Something Good Today”, which was published in the year 2018. The book is about finding joy in life, discovering the special in ordinary things, and thriving in the communities because everything people need to be happy is within reach. “Make Something Good Today” gives a peek behind the scenes of the challenges and successes of a couple known for their humor, loving relationship, and talent for turning places into something beautiful and personal. It’s the touching story of how Erin and Ben took charge of a small town and, with creativity, authenticity, and community, rebuilt a once-thriving American Main Street.
Erin Napier Illness
Napier shared her past illness in her memoir and talked to PEOPLE about it that year. She described the difficult 10 years, with health problems starting at the age of 19. Initially, it was a day of stomach pain and fever, but then it got worse after marrying Ben in the year 2008. Episodes extended to 2 or 3 days, with the worst lasting a week. After various medical opinions, an emergency surgery revealed her organs were fused due to a rare condition: a repeatedly bursting appendix. The appendix was successfully removed, solving the physical problem but leaving emotional scars.
Erin Napier House
Napier and her family (husband and kids) reside in a 4,000-square-foot brick Tudor-style house. The house is located on acreage just outside of Laurel, Mississipi. Napier once revealed that the house was before used as a shelter/house of a bustling chicken farm.
Erin Napier and Ben Napier Website
The Napiers own a website, where they update their portfolio. To view their website, click HERE.
Erin Napier Social Media Platforms
She is active on her social media accounts and is often seen posting on her Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. She has over 1.4M followers on Instagram.
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