Property Brothers
Canadian home remodeling reality series Property Brothers premiered on January 4, 2011, and stars twin brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott.
Drew is the real estate expert on the show, while Jonathan is a licensed contractor, and together they help families find, buy, and renovate fixer-uppers into their dream homes. The Property Brothers franchise also includes spinoffs such as Brother v. Brother, Property Brothers: At Home, and Celebrity IOU.
Jonathan and Drew have an older brother named JD, who is known to make appearances on their shows.
Full Name: John Ian Scott
Birthday: April 28, 1978
Relationship Status: Dating Zooey Deschanel (previously married to Kelsy Ully)
Instagram: @jonathanscott
Twitter: @jonathanscott
Net Worth: $100 million
Fun Fact: Jonathan is an accomplished magician, and joined the International Brotherhood of Magicians in his teens.
Full Name: Andrew Alfred Scott
Birthday: April 28, 1978
Relationship Status: Married to Linda Phan
Instagram: @mrdrewscott
Twitter: @mrdrewscott
Net Worth: $100 million
Fun Fact: Before his HGTV breakout, Drew had small roles on TV shows such as Smallville and Breaker High. He also has a black belt in karate.
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