Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos have opened up about the emotional impact of their new docuseries, "Squatters: Get the F*** Out of My House," which premiered on June 4 on Hulu. The six-part series follows homeowners from locations such as Queens, Malibu, and Newark as they battle to reclaim their properties from squatters. Ripa expressed her anger over the injustices faced by these homeowners, stating, "I was shaking through half of these stories, just like shaking from rage." Consuelos echoed her sentiments, highlighting the illegal nature of many initial reactions to dealing with squatters. The inspiration for the series came from a Vanity Fair article Ripa read during the COVID-19 pandemic, which detailed a squatting case in Malibu. The couple emphasized that the series only scratches the surface of the broader squatter issue, which varies from community to community. The episodes include titles like "The Parasite of Malibu" and "The Skeleton and the Squatter," showcasing the outrageous situations homeowners find themselves in. The series aims to shed light on the challenges and emotional toll of these disputes, produced by Milojo and ABC News Studios.