David Bromstad Wiki, Early Life, Career, Gay, Controversy, Net Worth

David Bromstad is a well-known American interior designer and Television personality who became famous after winning the debut season of HGTv’s Design Star in 2006.

Besides, he owns his Television show called Color Splash(crossed over 100 episodes), My Lottery Dream Home. Currently working at the Design Star, Beach Flip, and Challenges 7-Island Dreams show.

How Was David Bromstad’s Early Life?

David Bromstad’s real name is David Reed Bromstad was born in 1973 on 17 August, in Cokato, Minnesota, United States.

Reed has academic qualifications in art and design from Wayzata High School. During the in-school time, he wanted to be a Disney Animator.

But later, he changed and joined Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida. Further, his birth sign is Leo, and he belongs to a mixed ethnicity(Swedish, German, Norwegian). David’s mother’s name is Diane Marlys Bromstad, and his father is Richard Harold David.

Apart, the 50 years old man has three siblings, who are named Dean Richard, Dynelle Renee, and Dyonne Rachael.

When and How Did David Bromstad Start His Career?

Bromstad first worked as a Disney illustrator, and after being released, he began his own company called Bromstad Studio and designed fantasy bedrooms for the kids. Despite this, he went to Miami Beach and tried out for the reality show Design Star.

Later, he participated along with nine capability designers, won the grand prize – a car, and got a chance to host his show on HGTV. In March 2007, he debuted hosting his television show, Color Splash.

However, he hosted HGTV’s My Lottery Dream Home, in which David helped lottery winners get their hope real estate property. OUT Magazine chose him for the 100 lists with stars like Ricky Martin and Julianne Moore.

Reed owns a line of home furniture and accessories on Grandin Road. David’s main income comes from the show HGTV as a host. See another fashion designer, JoJo Zarur.

Do You Know David Bromstad’s sexual orientation is Gay?

During one of his interviews, David disclosed that he is gay; he said that he dated his boyfriend, Jeffrey Glasko, for a long year(8 years). He tagged it by telling BESTBFEVER. In 2015, the two broke up with each other.

And the reason for their breakup was to be David’s drinking and drug issues. Also, Jeffrey Glasko registered a Law Suit in the case of David Reed Bromstad.

At present, he seems single and focuses on his professional career. Bromstad loves the Lavender Farm. Because he believes it mesmerizes your soul and likes the smell.

What Are David Bromstad’s Controversies?

David has kept his life secret, although he has committed to a relationship with his boyfriend, Jeffrey Glasko.

During the interview, he said that he had been dating his boyfriend for 8 years. Besides, he was criticized for hosting the Salvation Army Event.

Further, he will be hosting the Red Shield ReDesign Bash in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., After updating the Facebook status.

He came into the controversy that he has written: “Dear fans, I’ve read your feedback on my participation with The Salvation Army’s request to participate in their fundraiser as one step in the right direction towards equality.

If we separate ourselves from those we assume oppose us or our beliefs, we will never make strides in the right direction. I applaud the Salvation Army’s symbolic handshake towards acceptance and would be foolish not to extend my hand in acceptance.”

What is David Bromstad’s Net Worth in 2023?

The HGTV Design star David has to earn an annual salary of above $500,000 from his show My Lottery Home. And the winner of the Grand prize car and the owner of the popular show Color Splash. Similarly, he earns $30,000 from other television programs.

With such an income of salary, he leaves a lavish life. As he is the host of the brand enthusiast, he gains a magnificent amount of money.

As of 2021, David had a net worth of around $2 million. Moreover, he gains $10,000 per Instagram post. Now, he seems to have above $6 Million.

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