Your Favorite Bachelorette Contestant Is Starring in His Own Home Renovation Show

Tyler Cameron tells The Spruce all about his next adventure on Amazon Prime

Can Tyler Cameron really do it all? The reality TV star won all of our hearts in Hannah Brown’s 2019 season of ABC’s "The Bachelorette" and is now making his way to our small screens with his new show on Amazon Prime called "Going Home with Tyler Cameron.

Since we last saw him on The Bachelorette, Cameron became one of the winners of Fox’s "Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test", founded the Andrea C. Cameron Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides scholarships to local students in Jupiter, Florida, in honor of his late mother, published a book of personal stories in 2021 called "You Deserve Better", ran the New York City Marathon and so much more—talk about being busy.

The show follows Cameron as he moves back to Jupiter, Florida, and launches his brand-new construction company to renovate his late mother’s home—a promise he made her. Throughout the show, he learns how to run his own company, manage his team, and keep his clients happy.

“I’m beyond stoked and excited to finally share this project with everybody,” Cameron told The Spruce. “I get to bring people to my hometown to meet my family and friends and put my work to the test. I love this town, and I love my friends, so it's a true honor to share them with everybody and showcase what I'm capable of in the design and construction industry.”

While he’s excited for every renovation he’ll be tackling in the show, his mom’s house holds a special place in his heart.

“My mom’s house was definitely my biggest goal of all of the renovation because it is such a sacred space that means a lot to my family,” he said. “It was my childhood home that I was born and raised in, so you can imagine how special it is to me.”

He even works with his formal fling Hannah Brown on the show—his “biggest client yet.”

“To be able to have worked on a house of this magnitude and on the water is hands down the goal when getting into construction in Jupiter, Florida,” he said.

Cameron grew up in Jupiter but moved to New York City following his success on reality TV. Moving back to Jupiter marks a new phase in the entrepreneur’s life, but not one he isn’t prepared for. He told The Spruce that he “always wanted to get back into construction.” It’s something that he and his dad did together as a kid, so it feels comfortable and exciting. He began dabbling in realty and renovation a few years ago.

“During COVID, I saw the market explode in my hometown, and I wanted to get in on the action, so I bought my first pieces of land, turned them into spec homes, and sold them,” Cameron said. “Since then, I've decided to renovate my own home as well as others in the neighborhood to take on that challenge.”

That’s when Amazon stepped in. Cameron said the production company approached him asking to be a part of the project which was “a match made in Heaven because Amazon is such a huge part of everyone's homes and lifestyle.”

“Many times in construction, I find myself needing something, and I can always go to Amazon to find it,” Cameron said. “Amazon believed in our vision and helped us execute it. I'm honestly amazed by the final product and can't wait for everyone to see it.”

The show will premiere on Amazon Prime on April 18.

Read the original article on The Spruce.