Teen mom Chelsea Houska reveals her favorite NSFW body part on husband Cole DeBoer in new video

TEEN Mom star Chelsea Houska shared the NSFW part of Cole DeBoer’s body she likes the most in an HGTV Q&A.

The MTV graduate appeared in a video with her husband behind the camera and asked questions.

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In the clip, which Chelsea, 31, posted to her Instagram story, her husband opened the questioning with: “Here’s a shot from a cannon.

“What’s your favorite part of my body?”

The former Teen Mom smiled before revealing, “Your booty.”

She added the caption: “@coledeboer has buns of steel.”

The pair shared a laugh as they left their home and stepped onto a balcony.

Cole further asked, “That’s your favorite part?”

The mother-of-four giggled as she replied, “Yeah, it’s always so rock hard.”

After the show premiered, fans raved about Chelsea and Cole.

DECOR DISASTER

Viewers ripped into a recent project and claimed she had “no idea what she’s doing.”

Down Home Fab premiered on Monday.

During the episode, Chelsea and Cole used their decorating knowledge to remodel several rooms in the nearby home of another Sioux Falls couple, Jessica and Nate.

On a budget of $100,000, they transformed their client’s kitchen, living room, sitting area and foyer, giving it a similar look to Chelsea and Cole’s own South Dakota farmhouse.

The renovation included painting some of the walls black – a move that previously confused fans when Chelsea decided on the color in their home – and repurposing some of the furniture.

The couple also opted to whitewash the fireplace — a decision Cole, 34, wasn’t originally on board with — and filled the space with blue and mustard yellow seating.

The same builders who worked on Chelsea and Cole’s $750,000 condo also worked on the project.

Additionally, cameras were invited into the reality TV stars’ personal lives as the footage showed them with their four children.

Chelsea is mother to a 13-year-old daughter, Aubree, with her ex Adam Lind, and shares daughters Layne, four; wanderer, one; and son Watson, five; with cabbage.

However, viewers weren’t impressed with the finished product and took to a popular Teen Mom forum to share their honest reviews.

One reviewer ranted, “The proportions, the placement, the spatial awareness are so far off! It’s like she bought everything at HomeGoods to put a house up for sale! It looks like a boutique hotel at best. I have friends who were on HGTV. I’m shocked they aired that!”

Another slammed: “It was really embarrassing how bad this went, they have 0 sense of style, the house looked awful when they were done with it.”

A third agreed: “It looks awful! Chels also kept saying the room was too dark, then proceeded to put dark floors and paint the walls AND ceiling dark green.”

A fourth chimed in: “So bad. I would be so embarrassed if I took someone’s money and gave them this.”

A fifth said: “Overall it’s very obvious that Chelsea and Cole have no idea what they’re doing,” adding that they would be “shocked” if the 6-episode series were renewed.

Others thought the designs were “disgusting” and brusquely called the entire project “a huge waste of money”.

MONEY MADNESS

Similar comments were made during the premiere, with many viewers sharing their thoughts on social media.

One notable detail was when Chelsea opted to keep her client’s original cabinets in her kitchen but paint them black.

However, the cost of this single job was $15,000.

Chelsea and Cole didn’t seem to think it was overly expensive and spoke positively about their supposedly “inexpensive” idea.

But many viewers felt $15,000 was an astronomical price for the repaint.

“I need to know how much it cost $15,000 to paint cabinets,” one wrote on social media.

“Absolutely insane,” raged another.

A third stunned fan suggested: “Seriously I hope the prices were fake and just for show but even for a fake price that seems ridiculous.”

Other viewers disliked the overall aesthetics of the fully renovated home.

One fan wrote: “I can’t see her [Chelsea] to do a different style… and she doesn’t have a background in interior design, so it’s always going to be the same, a different house. Black, white, metallic accents with antlers, animal prints and wood.”

Another suggested: “Everything else could easily have been done by the homeowners at about 10% of the cost. What they did was a huge waste of money.”

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