These HGTV Stars Let You in on Their Father’s Day Plans

Dave Wilson, host of Masters of Flip and Making it Home With Kortney & Dave says: “My kids treat me like it’s Father’s Day every day, so it’s just a bonus day for me. This Father’s Day is going to be a board game and hang in the kitchen day, cooking something extremely unhealthy, delicious and high in calories. My favourite things.”

Scott McGillivray of Scott’s Vacation House Rules says: “Father’s Day is bound to feel a little bit different this year, but being home to celebrate actually sounds pretty perfect. There are less distractions and more opportunity for meaningful time spent with Myah and Layla. Being their dad is the thing I am most proud of, so any time spent with them is time well spent. We’ll probably hang out in the yard, work on our garden and greenhouse that we’ve built in quarantine. They have some massive crops growing up and seeing them get excited about that is the best gift.”

Brian McCourt, a father of two and co-host of Backyard Builds says: “Father’s Day this year is going to be all about comfort food, outdoor activity and camping in the backyard.”

Paul Lafrance, one of the stars of Home to Win: For the Holidays says: “Every Father’s Day, my wife and girls force me out the door at the crack of dawn to play a round of golf with my dad. I’m sure the fact that it’s at the crack of dawn is so they can be assured of spending the whole afternoon with me! This year, as a nod to all the other fathers out there with teenaged girls, I plan to hit the course with a freshly shaved head – to mask the fact that I am definitely going grey!”

Dave Kenney, one-half of the Brolaws team and a star of Home to Win: For the Holidays says: “I hope I get to sleep in a bit, be woken up with breakfast in bed – and a day full of snuggles and playing with my kiddos. I always look forward to and cherish my kids homemade cards!”

Joey Fletcher who is the other half of the Brolaws team and a star of Home to Win: For the Holidays says: “Big breakfast with the family and post-breakfast snuggles with my son Cooper and daughter Murphy. Then during ‘nap time,’ dad gets some golf time!?”