Who is the actress in the new Jacuzzi bath remodel commercial?

Who is the actress in the new Jacuzzi bath remodel commercial?

Unveiling the face turning heads (and raising eyebrows) in the bathtub

(By Carmichael Phillip)

If you’ve been watching TV lately, you’ve likely run into the new Jacuzzi Bath Remodel commercial. It features a familiar face (and voice) delivering rapid-fire lines like a morning news announcer—and some might say it’s hard to forget. That woman is Christina Haack (née Hall): a real estate star turned HGTV fixture turned bathtub remodel spokesperson.

Though she’s more known for her house-flipping show Flip or Flop (2013–2022) and spin-offs like Christina on the Coast and Christina in the Country, this is her first major foray into bath‑remodel advertising. Her unmistakable cadence has become a talking point among viewers—some love it, others… not so much.

From a brand perspective, Christina is the perfect embodiment of trust and authority:

• Renovation credentials: With years flipping homes and hosting HGTV shows, she brings genuine expertise.

• Familiar brand appeal: Many homeowners recognize her from TV remodeling, boosting credibility.

• Media experience: She’s camera-ready, energetic, and used to delivering line‑driven content (even if some find it polarizing).

In short, Jacuzzi paired visual polish with proven authority—though her delivery style has stimulated its fair share of critique.

The delivery style in this ad has become a meme-worthy sensation on Reddit and social media. One Redditor wrote:

“Christina Hall’s Jacuzzi Remodel Commercial… These commercials are like fingernails down a chalkboard to me…She has an upward inflection…like she’s always asking a question?”

Another commented:

“It’s Christina from Jacuzzi Bath Remodel and I can’t read!”

And from Nicki Swift:

“Worst spokesperson ever. She can’t talk…Another day, another s****y Jacuzzi Bath Remodel commercial with that annoying, Christina Hall, muppet. She has ZERO cadence…”

These public reactions highlight that while the bold choice generates buzz, it’s also sharply dividing audiences.

Here’s the resume behind the commercial voice:

• Real estate + renovation: SDSU graduate turned realtor, house-flipper, and investor in SoCal, Arizona, and Nevada.

• TV personality: Co-hosted 146 episodes of Flip or Flop and various HGTV spin-offs.

• Business venture: Launched furniture and luxury vinyl flooring lines, expanding her brand beyond onscreen talent.

• Production experience: Executive producer on her own shows, proficient in delivering crisp, promotional content.

All this makes her a credible and strategic pick for a home-remodel brand like Jacuzzi.

Jacuzzi Bath Remodel began rolling out TV spots featuring Christina in mid‑2023, with full promotional authority by 2024. The brand’s official blog proudly announces:

“Jacuzzi Bath Remodel is proud to partner with renovation expert Christina Haack… in our ad spots and commercials.”

Her appearance in national and dealer-level spot placements helped revitalize the brand’s messaging tie-ins between credibility and lifestyle appeal.

Here are a few standout clips featuring Christina Haack:

1. A 30‑second TV spot highlighting the one‑day remodel service—her signature voice tones—and sparkling bathtub reveals.

2. Dealer testimonial interviews where she explains product quality and customer benefits.

3. Behind-the-scenes overlays (from social media) illustrating her shooting spots with local installers.

Although official Jacuzzi TV embeds aren’t always on public platforms, social cuts of her segments and interviews clearly show Christina presenting with bold authenticity.

Across Reddit, Threads, and Facebook, audiences have sharply reacted:

• Reddit summed up: “She makes every phrase into a question? My gawd?? It is obnoxious.”

• Facebook users wrote: “I hate Jacuzzi Bath Remodel, Christina’s voice cadence and that screaming woman!”

Her vocal style—an upbeat blend of upspeak, pauses, and vocal fry—has triggered strong responses, ranging from laughter to irritation.

There are production choices behind her delivery:

• Script pacing: Designed for clarity—short clauses to fit visual cutaways.

• Vocal tone: Upbeat, energetic, with pauses to fit the shot sequence.

• Segment structure: Discrete product feature phrases that require separation for emphasis.

The result is clean, lucid communication—but at the cost of sounding overly staged or jarring to some.

In contrast to natural, charismatic ad hosts like Mike Holmes or Scott McGillivray, Christina’s presentation feels tighter and rehearsed. That contrast explains why she stands out—as both fresh and polarizing—in the current waves of home‑improvement marketing.

Her inclusion has had several effects:

• Credibility boost: Fans of HGTV might trust her guidance on bathroom remodels.

• Increased awareness: Memes and criticism keep the brand top-of-mind.

• Split brand perception: Some see high professionalism, others see forced vocal patterns.

Ultimately, Jacuzzi allowed personality to define product—embracing the risk of vocal polarization to unlock brand distinctiveness.

Christina’s primary roles before the Jacuzzi ads include:

• Flip or Flop (HGTV, 2013–2022)

• Christina on the Coast, Christina in the Country (HGTV)

• HGTV executive producer credits

• Product shops (furniture, floor lines)

The bath‑remodel campaign is her commercial debut in home‑care products—a major shift from TV hosting to spokesperson roles.

The actress (or presenter) in the new Jacuzzi bath-remodel commercial is Christina Haack, a familiar face with industry gravitas. She brings:

• Renovation expertise and homeowner relatability

• Media-savvy presence and scripted clarity

• Voice delivery that’s as plugged-in as it is polarizing

Whether you adore her cadence or cringe at it, she’s driving conversation—which is often the advertiser’s goal.

So who is she? Not a model or anonymous spokesperson—but a reputable remodel expert, HGTV alum, and spokesperson Justin consumers recognize and remember. The Jacuzzi Bath Remodel campaign granted her front-and-center presence in national advertising, and whether viewers buy the bathtub or the brand persona, Christina Haack has cemented her voice and face as inseparable from the image of a polished, one-day bathroom transformation.

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