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The Norris Nuts must sell the house before surviving it

Homemade property ads determine their supply budgets, then Papa starts putting rooms off-limits in the family's new Last to Leave challenge.

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The Norris Nuts Story of November 1, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 173,214 views.

LAST TO LEAVE the NEW HOUSE w/Norris Nuts

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0:15Pairs must film property advertisements to determine their budgets for challenge supplies.
0:40The pitches include a musical tour, a pretend-dropping stunt and an energetic walkthrough.
5:47The siblings head to Kmart for snacks, games, toys and supplies.
11:30The challenge begins with a rush to claim rooms and unpack.
12:26Justin announces that the available space will shrink every hour, beginning with the bedrooms.
19:05The whole upper floor becomes off-limits, bringing everyone downstairs.

Sabre and Biggy have an unconventional property-advertising strategy: find something valuable and breakable, then pretend to drop it. Sockie and Naz opt for a musical tour. Disco and Charm give an energetic walkthrough.

Before The Norris Nuts can settle into their renovated house for "LAST TO LEAVE the NEW HOUSE w/Norris Nuts", they have to pitch it. Their father Justin judges the homemade estate-agent videos, with the results determining how much each pair can spend on survival supplies.

The upload has drawn roughly 173,000 views in its first twenty-two hours. It gives the property previously revealed during the family's blindfolded-food vlog a different role: not just somewhere to tour, but somewhere to hold out before it goes on the market.

A Kmart trip supplies snacks, games and toys, and the siblings race inside to claim rooms. Sockie points out that the house already has much of what they need. Papa promptly makes that comfort less dependable: every hour, he will reduce the space they can use.

The bedrooms are ruled out first. Later, he closes the entire upper floor because everyone is looking too comfortable. A spacious house becomes a much smaller shared camp without anyone moving a wall.

The décor is getting its own discussion beneath the challenge. Viewers compare this property's styling with the family's existing home, single out Brooke's design choices and ask whether they would rather keep this house than sell it.

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