Property Brothers: Drew and Jonathan Scott talk about their show "Property Brothers: Forever Home."

Amber Ruffin: The funnywoman chats with JHud as Season 3 of "The Amber Ruffin Show" airs on Peacock.

“Property Brothers” Drew and Jonathan Scott chat about “Celebrity IOU.”

Jennifer welcomes superfan 11-year-old Ar’Miah Gilchrist, her parents Mariah and Jamie, and her brothers Jamie, Cayden, and Christian from Prince George, Virginia. A few months after Ar’Miah was born, doctors told Mariah and Jamie that their daughter was blind and had a growth hormone deficiency. Growing up, Ar’Miah experienced everything from bullying at school to getting made fun of in public. To show the world her daughter was capable of anything she set her mind to, Mariah started recording motivational videos capturing Ar’Miah’s infectious energy that have gone viral.

HGTV Week continues with Drew & Jonathan Scott (HGTV's "Celebrity IOU").

Dave & Jenny Marrs (HGTV's "Fixer to Fabulous" and "Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano") stop by.

Lil Jon discusses his HGTV series "Lil Jon Wants to Do What?"

Jennifer welcomes Dr. Theresa Price from Walnut, CA, the Founder and CEO of the National College Resources Foundation and the Black College Expo. The organization's mission is to reduce high school dropout rate and increase enrollment to degree and/or certificate programs among students in underserved and underrepresented communities. For 25 years, Dr. Price has helped over 600,000 students of color get into college and has helped secure over $5 billion in scholarships.

HGTV's Drew and Jonathan Scott stop by to chat about their new series, "Don't Hate Your House with the Property Brothers." Plus, Jennifer welcomes Rachel Siegel, a dance instructor in Los Angeles who went viral after posting about being left at the altar and then going to her wedding reception solo to celebrate with friends and family.

HGTV Week continues with the Property Brothers, Drew Scott and Jonathan Scott, discussing their new show “Chasing the West.”

Page Turner stops by to chat with Jennifer for HGTV week.

Plus, Ladies of Hip-Hop founder Michele Byrd-McPhee from Jersey City, New Jersey, stops by. Ladies of Hip-Hop is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering women and girls within hip-hop culture.