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OG ‘Trading Spaces’ Cast Virtually Reunites Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

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The original cast of TLC’s “Trading Spaces” got together for a reunion on Saturday — virtually, of course. Designer Genevieve Gorder shared a screenshot on Instagra featuring herself and her former co-stars on the hit home-decorating show, who got together via Zoom while self-quarantining during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gorder was joined by Paige Davis, Ty Pennington, Carter Oosterhouse, Genevieve Gorder, Doug Wilson, Laurie Smith, Hildi Santo-Tomas, Vern Yip, Frank Bielec, Andy Obeck, Rob Marish and Randall Tang.

RELATED: ‘Trading Spaces’ Cast Talks The Return Of The Home Design Series “My favourite Brady Bunch,” Gorder wrote in the caption, along with sending a birthday shoutout to Santo-Tomas, who turned 59 on Saturday. “Happy Birthday

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