Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos are stepping behind the scenes for a new docuseries that focuses on a stressful real-life issue for homeowners. The couple, best known for hosting Live with Kelly and Mark, now serve as executive producers on Squatters: Get the F*** Out of My House.
According to Yahoo Entertainment, Kelly Ripa and Consuelos are helping bring the six-part series to Hulu and Hulu on Disney for bundle subscribers in the U.S. The show follows homeowners as they try to reclaim properties from people living in homes they do not own and are not paying to occupy.
The New Series Looks At Homeowner Disputes
The docuseries explores cases from Queens, Malibu, and Newark, showing how complicated squatter situations can become. Each story focuses on homeowners facing the emotional and legal stress of trying to regain control of their own properties. The show also looks at how difficult the process can be when the legal system moves slowly or creates unexpected obstacles.
Episodes include titles such as The Parasite of Malibu, The Dating App Squatter, The Skeleton and the Squatter, Don’t Piss Off Patti Peeples, and The Squatter and the S.W.A.T. Team. The series comes from Milojo and ABC News Studios, with Kelly Ripa and Consuelos working as executive producers alongside John Henshaw. Michael Halpern serves as producer, while David Sloan and Victoria Thompson represent ABC News Studios in senior production roles.
The Couple Continue To Build Their Onscreen Partnership
The new project arrives as Ripa continues a major chapter in her long television career. In February, she celebrated 25 years on Live, after first taking over for Kathie Lee Gifford as Regis Philbin’s cohost in 2001. She later shared the desk with Michael Strahan and Ryan Seacrest before Consuelos officially joined the show in 2023. Ripa has admitted that she and Consuelos were not immediately sure about hosting together. She said Mark initially refused the permanent role, and she also wondered whether a married couple hosting a morning show would work. Over time, however, audiences responded to their open, direct chemistry. Ripa said their long marriage helps them speak honestly on air, without trying to protect each other from every opinion.
That same partnership now extends into producing. While viewers usually see the couple in front of the camera, Squatters places them in a creative role behind the project. It also shows another side of their work together beyond the morning show format. For longtime fans, the move feels like a natural expansion. Kelly Ripa has spent decades building trust with television audiences, while Consuelos brings his own confidence and blunt humor to their shared projects. Their latest series takes on a tense subject, but their involvement may help draw attention to stories many homeowners fear could happen to them.
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