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‘Boyz II Men’ Singer Nathan Morris Lands His Own DIY Show

Posted byBy Shamone Nelson | Published on: | Updated on September 24, 2018 CommentsComments (0)
Nathan Morris

Nathan Morris

Boyz II Men singer Nathan Morris proves he is still getting money by landing a new show called “Hit Properties with Nathan Morris.” Morris’ new show on DIY Network will follow the singer as he flips homes in desperate need of remodeling. The show is set to air Saturday, Oct. 6, at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT.

Morris shared on his Instagram Tuesday a short snippet from his show, with the caption “Got to make sure the counters downdraft works fo the new island we installed on #HitPropertieswithNathanMorris @diynetwork @boyziimen @hitproperties.”

Fans seem to be ready for the show.

“know your show is going to be a hit!! I know the materials & workmanship are nothing but high quality. I can’t wait to see it 💕💝🌟💖”

“Your sneek peeks are looking good,looking forward to see your hour work 👍👍💞”, “I Hope a lot of people tune in, I know that I will. 😊”

“When you’re flipping Hi-End properties your foyer or entryway is key in attracting buyers to not just walk-through and look but to buy a property,” Morris said in another Instagram post. He continued, “Your entryway or foyer have to make a statement and with this Hit Property I think we’ve done just that! Check out how we’ve transformed not just the foyer, but this entire 8,250 square foot residence on the 4-Part Series “Hit Properties with Nathan Morris” premiering Saturday October 6th @ 10:30PM on @DIYNetwork.”

Morris has been touring North America with his famous group “Boys II Men,” know for hits such as “End of the Road,” “I’ll Make Love to You,” and “On Bended Knee.” Last week the group performed the “Star Spangled Banner” at the NFL 2018-19 season kick off in their hometown of Philadelphia.

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