Dr Chris Brown has kicked off his own renovation series, My Reno Rules with four teams vying for the incredible prize.
The veterinarian has teamed up with former serial Block bidder and billionaire, Adrian Portelli for the Channel Seven reality series.
My Reno Rules, however, won’t feature an auction payday. But rather they could walk away with $1 million or a runner-up prize of $250,000. Meanwhile, viewers can enter to win one of the newly-renovated homes or select a cash prize of $2 million.
Below, are all the contestants working hard to win My Reno Rules 2026.
Franky and Isaac
Melbourne mates Franky and Isaac are complete newbies to the hardships of renovating, but they are on a mission!
The boys hope to use this opportunity to break into the property market. Franky dreams of buying a home where he could host a “big fat Greek barbecue,” while Isaac wants to purchase a home with his fiancee.
Nathan and Julia
The winning prize could be a “game-changer” for Victorian couple, Nathan and Julia with their three daughters. This win would buy Nathan the “most precious thing in life: less time spent working and more time with the kids.”
Nathan has an electrical background, while Julia has picked up various skills through past projects.
“Nathan is the practical, realistic one, and I’m the one who comes up with the big, sometimes wild ideas,” Julia admitted.
Mitch and Shaz
Living week-to-week with their 13-year-old son, Queenslanders Mitch and Shaz were really feeling the cost-of-living crisis. The couple hope the cash will give them some breathing room.
The pair have some experience given Mitch works as a landscape project manager, and Shaz runs her own interior design business.
“If Shaz can dream it, Mitch can do it!” they said.
Emma and Michelle
This fiery duo, Emma and Michelle are mother and daughter from Queensland, excited to bring their “luxe” and “bold” style to My Reno Rules.
Emma runs her own interior design, property development and creative studio. Meanwhile, Michelle has experienced many home builds over the years.
Their biggest downfall, however, might be sticking to budget!
