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Tess Christine's house tour finds its colour in a green sofa

The September vlog moves from empty rooms to furnished corners, with a Singapore wedding trip in between.

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Tess Christine Story of October 31, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

WE BOUGHT A HOUSE | Empty House Tour!

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2:09The empty-house tour begins in the kitchen, with wooden cabinets and the window over the sink.
5:03Downstairs spaces include a fireplace room, a spot for modular bookshelves and a basement playroom.
6:36The family travels to Singapore for Michael and Rong's wedding celebrations and sightseeing.
10:32Back home, Tess shows the furnished dining area, including a Marketplace plant and faux flower centerpiece.
12:47The living room gains a green sofa, an arched mirror, armchairs and a wall magazine rack.
14:18Tess returns to the kitchen to show the barstools, appliances and organized cabinets.

The window over the kitchen sink helped sell Tess Christine on the house. "This window is like really what sold me," she says during the tour, pausing over a detail that matters rather more to daily life than an empty floor plan.

Tess posted nothing new this week, but "WE BOUGHT A HOUSE | Empty House Tour!" remains her most active upload, now approaching 360,000 views. Beyond the initial walk-through, it offers a first look at how she and Patrick are making the place their own: a green sofa, an oversized arched mirror, a wall magazine rack and a plant found on Facebook Marketplace.

There is a substantial detour before those furnished rooms appear. The family heads to Singapore for Michael and Rong's wedding celebrations, having closed on the house just before the international trip. Back home, the dining area and living room begin to look settled, even with a deck renovation on the to-do list.

The subscriber total held steady this week, while the channel added roughly 13,000 views. Daily viewing is modestly above its usual level. Older Boston and Salem vlogs also continue to draw small audiences, but the house tour accounts for far more of the channel's present momentum.

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