Who is Joanna Teplin? 'The Home Edit' founder used to do free work for Insta exposure

Once she got into the wedding planning business, she soon realized she has a knack for organizing other parts of people's lives too
Joanna Teplin is the founder of 'The Home Edit' (IMDb)
Joanna Teplin is the founder of 'The Home Edit' (IMDb)

Netflix is back with a new season of its superhit home and lifestyle-based series 'Get Organised with The Home Edit'. The show features celebrity home organization experts Clear Shearer and Joanna Teplin.

As 'Get Organized with The Home Edit' Season 2 premieres, the best friends turned business partners will once again headline the show. Shearer and Teplin, the founders of 'The Home Edit', have made a name for themselves by de-cluttering spaces in both celebrities' homes and the humbler abodes of common folk. Like season 1 of the show, every episode will feature one new celebrity client and one non-famous client. Season 2 will also give the audience a behind-the-scenes look into Teplin and Shearer's personal lives as they navigate their newfound fame, a growing business, motherhood, and more. Although everything started with Clea Shearer's idea, both partners are working together and are fully dedicated to gaining a massive following.

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Who is Joanna Teplin? 

Joanna Teplin is an American professional organizer and founder of 'The Home Edit', a home organization and design business that she runs along with her best friend and business partner Clea Shearer. Teplin, 42, was born on August 20, 1979 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She attended the University of California and completed her BS in film studies in 2001. Teplin's father Dr. Stuart is a pediatrician in North Carolina while her mother Sari is a consultant to local healthcare organizations.

Joanna Teplin and Clea Shearer (IMDb)

After completing her graduation, Joanna started working at greeting cards and invitation companies. Later on, she moved into the wedding planning business and soon realized she has a knack for organizing other parts of people's lives too. So Joanna moved to Nashville, Tennessee, with hopes of starting an organizing business. The entrepreneur is married to Jeremy Rubin, a promotion manager at Warner Bros Records.

Teplin met Shearer accidentally through a mutual friend, but the chance encounter eventually led to them being business partners. The duo started gaining attention in 2015 as they offered their high-profile friends free service in exchange for a couple of good Instagram posts. As the business took off, big celebrities like Molly Sims, Reese Witherspoon, and others became their clients. Even their TV show became a success and is now renewed for a second season.

'Get Organized with The Home Edit' will be airing on 1 April 2022 on Netflix.

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