Laila Ali To Host OWN’s “Home Made Simple”

Laila Ali
Laila Ali To Host OWN’s “Home Made Simple”
Oprah Winfrey Network and Procter & Gamble announced this week that Laila Ali, undefeated four-time boxing world champion, cookbook author, lifestyle brand creator, inspirational speaker and youngest daughter of Muhammad Ali, will join the DIY series “Home Made Simple” as the new host for season seven.
“Home Made Simple,” which recently earned its fourth consecutive Daytime Emmy nomination as Outstanding Lifestyle Program, will return with an all-new hour-long format on Saturday, November 4 at 9 a.m. ET/PT. Ali says of her latest gig,
I am thrilled to join the OWN family as the new host of ‘Home Made Simple’. Being able to merge my passion for cooking with my longtime love of interior design and the desire I have to help families, all on a network created by Oprah Winfrey, a woman I have always admired, is truly an honor.
The show pairs inspiring families, a team of professional designers, carpenters and special guest artists, who work together with the families to create simple solutions to everyday home challenges and design dilemmas. Host Laila Ali will be working alongside families as they transform their living, work and play spaces, revealing the compelling and inspiring stories of the families behind the makeovers.
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