'Love on the Spectrum' Fans Think Star Steve Spitz Could Be an Audiobook Narrator

In terms of reality dating shows, Netflix's Love on the Spectrum is about as heartwarming as they come. Focusing on the love lives of a group of individuals with autism, the show explores the different ways these individuals search for true love and takes viewers on an emotional rollercoaster at the same time.

One Love on the Spectrum star who has been getting a lot of attention as of late is Steve Spitz from San Francisco, Calif.

Steve was diagnosed as neurodivergent just a few years before filming for the series. The self-described "goofy" pun-lover has been single his whole life. However, he noted that it would be "an absolute dream come true" to meet a "lovely lady" and settle down.

"I think I’m meant to be with a person, a woman," he said in Season 1. "This loneliness thing is … it’s not for me."

His lovable presence and infectious smile made him a fan favorite from the get go and lucky for fans, he returned for Season 2.

Do we know what kind of job Steve has? Furthermore, what else do we know about his personal life? Keep reading to find out!

It's unknown what type of job Steve has outside of his appearances on Love on the Spectrum U.S. However, Steve is in his mid-sixties and if he hasn't retired yet, he likely will soon.

Although we may not know Steve's exact profession, we do know a little about his family.

Steve's father, Harold Spitz, was the longtime publisher of Guest Informant, an in-house magazine based in San Francisco and distributed in luxury hotels globally. Before joining Guest Informant, which Steve's grandfather founded, Harold was a U.S. Navy radioman in World War II.

He took over in 1962 and the magazine expanded to various cities worldwide. He retired after 58 years with the publication and passed away in 2005. It is not believed that Steve never got involved with his father's business.

Furthermore, Steve has two sisters, Suzanne and Michele.

Michele is a voiceover artist, public speaker, and philanthropist passionate about advocating for media accessibility and disability awareness.

During Love on the Spectrum Season 1, fans watched as Steve navigated dating apps and ultimately ended up meeting two different women: Candida and Connie. Unfortunately, things mutually didn't work out between Candida and Steve, and although Connie took a liking to him, Steve ultimately didn't feel the chemistry enough to continue.

In Season 2, Steve went on a date with a woman named Sharona, who he felt came on too strongly to him. Nevertheless, he's still going on dates and searching for that special someone.

Ever since Love on the Spectrum premiered, fans are proposing a new career for the lovable San Fransisco native. One that seems to be coming up a lot is a narrator, stemming from the fact that viewers seem to love Steve's speaking voice.

"Steve on Love on the Spectrum is the biggest sweetheart in the world and he deserves love and a voiceover job in Hollywood," wrote one user on X.

Another user discussing the show on X wrote, "My favorite human is Steve - such a warming and wonderful personality. And his voice! Oh my god, his voice! He should do radio or audiobooks."

Seasons 1 and 2 of Love on the Spectrum are now streaming on Netflix.