Can You Pass the Ultimate Chip and Joanna Gaines Quiz?

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Have you seen every episode of Fixer Upper? Have you made the trek down to Waco, Texas to shop Magnolia Market for yourself? Do you own a #shiplap t-shirt? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you probably have a Texas-sized obsession with Chip and Joanna Gaines. (We're not here to judge.)

Put your Fixer Upper fandom to the test and see how many of these Chip and Joanna trivia questions you can answer correctly. Only the biggest fans will know all the answers!

(P.S. If you're looking for even more content from your favorite couple, check out Joanna's children's book, The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be.)

Now, on to the quiz!

ANSWER: 2003

Chip and Joanna first opened the original Magnolia Market store on Bosque Blvd. in 2003. Joanna then closed the market (nicknamed "the little shop on Bosque") in March 2006, reopened it again in May 2014, and then moved their store to the Silos in 2015.

ANSWER: 10+

Joanna currently works across a ton of brands, projects, and businesses including her bakery, store, and Target line. In 2018 alone, she launched a new HGTV series, published her first cookbook, and opened their first restaurant. In 2019, they opened Magnolia Press Coffee Company.

ANSWER: 2 sisters

Joanna and her two sisters, Mary Kay and Teresa, are all very close. Joanna is the middle child; Teresa's the oldest and Mary Kay is the youngest.

ANSWER: True

There's no nickname or practical joke here. Chip, is in fact, Mr. Demo Day's real name. "God given name: Chip Carter Gaines," he wrote on Twitter when a fan asked him the same question.

ANSWER: $10-20 million

According to Parade, they're each worth around $10 million—resulting in a combined net worth of ~$20 million.

ANSWER: New Mexico

Chip was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, but later moved to Dallas where he spent much of his childhood.

ANSWER: Kansas

The Waco resident wasn't born in Texas, either: Joanna hails from Wichita, Kansas. Her family relocated to Austin, Texas when she was 12, and then to Waco a few years later.

ANSWER: Landscaping

Prior to house flipping, Chip started a small landscaping group while he was still in college.

ANSWER: Both (sort of!)

When the couple first told fans Fixer Upper would end after five seasons, they revealed they were leaving because wanted to spend more time working on their growing retail empire, but later admitted they also wanted to avoid any potential marriage troubles. "The most important thing in the world is Jo and I's relationship, followed very quickly by these four beautiful kids, Chip told TODAY. "We didn't want to push it, to redline it for so long that we woke up and realized we are at a point of no return. So, we wanted to take a step back and focus on what is absolutely the most important thing to us." Thankfully, their break wasn't too long, as they brought back the beloved show with the Magnolia Network's Fixer Upper: Welcome Home in early 2021.

ANSWER: False

While they both attended Baylor University at the same time, the two didn't meet until after graduation when Chip stopped by Joanna's dad's Firestone store.

ANSWER: They don't watch television.

Right before tying the knot in 2003, the couple were advised to skip the television and spend more quality time together, and they've kept up the lifestyle ever since. The family currently doesn't have a television at their farmhouse, but Chip has one at his office in case of special events they want to watch together.

ANSWER: False

Prior to working on flipping homes with Chip and tackling design projects on Fixer Upper, Joanna didn't have a background in interior design. In fact, she actually studied studied broadcast journalism in college. Both she and Chip learned everything they know about homes, design, and construction through trial and error over the years—and with a little help from their local library.

ANSWER: Baseball player

Long before Fixer Upper and Magnolia Market, Chip dreamed of being a professional baseball player and even played in college. When he was cut from the team, however, he picked up a new passion: entrepreneurship.

ANSWER: 60+

In 2017 alone, they added at least 15 goats, a kitten, and their horse gave birth to an adorable pony—and that's all in addition to the dozens of chickens, goats, and cows they already care for.

ANSWER: Roses

Why? She thinks they're the most beautiful and have the best fragrance. She posted a snap of her antique pink roses on Twitter in 2020, writing, "I wish there was a scratch and sniff app so you could smell these beauties."

ANSWER: (Around) 5′ 10″

Though Chip has joked about being taller, his actual height is 5′ 10″. "Alright, alright. Here's the deal. Jo says I'm 5'9. I say 6'3. Right in the middle is the truth," he confessed after a Twitter user asked.

ANSWER: 40 acres

And, as expected, it's decorated to perfection. You can check out photos of the home here.

ANSWER: Joanna

When it comes to business, Chip "thrives with risk," Joanna revealed to PopSugar. "I learned quickly to trust Chip's instincts on the buy."

ANSWER: Drums

Towards the beginning of their relationship, Chip surprised Joanna with a drum kit after she mentioned she was interested in learning the instrument.

ANSWER: The laundry room

"I love my laundry room. I know that's a funny thing to love," she told TODAY. "Just the natural light alone makes me want to settle in and drink my morning coffee there."

ANSWER: Breakfast

"I've always been a breakfast connoisseur," he told Southern Living. "I always do a heavy, bigger breakfast."

ANSWER: He donated his hair

Chip raised $230,092 for child cancer research in 2017, calling it an "incredible experience" on Instagram.

ANSWER: Dan Rather

That's right—Joanna started her career as an intern for Rather at CBS's 48 Hours.

ANSWER: Chip was an hour late

"Chip was supposed to pick me up at six. Six rolls around. No Chip. Then six-thirty — still no Chip. I thought, Well, maybe he thought the date was at seven, so I gave him the benefit of the doubt. But when seven came and went, I was officially done," she wrote in their memoir, The Magnolia Story. "He didn't apologize for being late, either. He had so much confidence. I don't know. I can't explain it. Only Chip could be an hour and a half late and have no one mad about it."

ANSWER: Because of a bet

He had an ongoing bet with his roommate that whoever called their date first had to pay up $50. And, well, he "really wanted that $50."

ANSWER: 5

They have three sons and two daughters.

ANSWER: School bus yellow

They "hated" having such a bright home exterior.

ANSWER: A blog

"Our production company saw pictures of one of our flip homes that was being featured on a popular blog, Design Mom," Joanna revealed to Hooked on Houses. "They contacted us through our website and the rest is history."

ANSWER: Yes (kind of)

The couple is thinking about investing in a home in California. "They feel that having a base in Montecito will allow them the freedom and flexibility to boost their brand in Los Angeles and the rest of California," a rep told Closer Weekly in 2021.

ANSWER: Antique stores

Joanna loves restoring antique items and scoring great deals at flea markets. "My favorite thing to do is hunt for really cool pieces to sell or repurpose and use in my home," the star told HGTV.

ANSWER: False

The couple or person who owns the home is responsible for paying for paying for demolition and furniture.