Meet Honey

Meet Honey

The house was supposed to be the project. Turns out, I was too.

Hi, I’m Honey — the woman behind Honey’s Old House.

In 2022, after getting divorced, I bought a 1955 fixer-upper in Florida and started rebuilding it one project at a time. I had a background in marketing and design, plenty of ideas, and just enough confidence to convince myself I could figure out almost anything along the way.

What started as documenting an old-house renovation turned into something I never could have planned.

I began sharing the projects, the mistakes, the before-and-afters, and the ridiculous moments that come with renovating a house. Somewhere between the power tools and construction dust, people started following along—not just for the house, but for Honey.

Then things got interesting.

In 2022, I launched an OnlyFans.

Yes, really.

It was an unexpected turn for a home-renovation account, but somehow it made perfect sense for me. I’ve never believed a woman has to fit neatly into one box. I can renovate a house, run a business, use power tools, put on lingerie, make people laugh, and still be the same person at the end of the day.

Eventually, creating content became my full-time career, and Honey’s Old House grew into something much bigger than the renovation that started it.

Still Under Construction

Today, I’m still working on the house. I’m still learning as I go. And apparently I’ve picked up a few more projects along the way.

Honey’s Old House has grown into a mix of home renovation, DIY, humor, lifestyle, music, and the occasional bad idea that makes a really good video.

I’ve even started making original music inspired by this strange little world I’ve built—because at this point, why not?

But underneath all of it, Honey’s Old House is really a story about starting over.

I bought an old house when my life was changing and thought I was rebuilding four walls.

Turns out, I was building an entirely new life inside them.

And I’m nowhere near finished.

A little more Honey

Based in: Florida
Usually wearing: Boots
Usually holding: A power tool, paintbrush, or coffee
Current project: Somehow, all of them
House: 1955 fixer-upper
Life status: Still under construction

Follow the renovation. Stay for the trouble.