HGTV's David Bromstad Opens Up About ‘Using Substances’ and ‘Spiraling’

HGTV's David Bromstad Lifts The Lid On His Tragic Struggles With Substance Abuse - Nicki Swift

With a view to being more authentic with his fans, HGTV star David Bromstad revealed that he struggled with substance abuse during a difficult time in his life.

The Untold Truth Of HGTV Star David Bromstad's Struggles With Addiction

Ahead of his special, "My Lottery Dream Home: David's Happy Ending," David Bromstad revealed that he has battled previously with substance abuse.

HGTV star David Bromstad opens up about what led to substance abuse issues

Bromstad’s home in Florida was destroyed by a storm, leading him to tear the property down to eradicate mold

HGTV's David Bromstad Opens Up About Substance Abuse Amid House Renovation

David Bromstad is getting candid about his life. The 52-year-old Design Star winner and HGTV host got candid about substance use in a preview of My Lottery Dream Home: David’s Happy Ending, which airs Friday (December 19) at 9 p.m. ET. During the one-hour special, which documents his ...

HGTV's David Bromstad Opens Up About ‘Using Substances’ and ‘Spiraling’

HGTV star David Bromstad opened up about “using substances” and starting to “spiral” when his dream home renovation turned into a nightmare. “I got into some unhealthy behaviors and it’s really easy to go there when you’re under distress,” Bromstad, 52, revealed in a preview of his new HGTV special, which was published by People on Thursday, December 18. “Using substances has been … it’s a real easy escape to take yourself out of a stressful sit…

HGTV’s David Bromstad Alludes to ‘Using Substances’ to Cope After Home Was Destroyed: ‘I Was in Trouble’

The longtime host gets vulnerable about past struggles and his healing journey in 'My Lottery Dream Home: David’s Happy Ending'NEED TO KNOWDavid Bromstad opens up about "using substances" in an exclusive clip from My Lottery Dream Home: David’s Happy EndingThe HGTV star's home was destroyed by a storm in the middle of construction, leaving him to start overAs a result, he "got into some unhealthy behaviors," he saysBromstad previously mentioned …