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Here are six HGTV hosts who are members of the LGBTQ community. Whether you're familiar with their work or not, these HGTV stars are out and proud. Many are eager to know more about David Bromstad’s wife, but the reality is that David has been openly gay and has had significant relationships with men throughout his life.

HGTV aficionados are all about those jaw-dropping before-and-afters, and quite a few of the network's home improvement heroes are ope about their sexuality. For the 3rd time in a week, HGTV fans are reeling after another series has been canceled -- and many think they know why. It's the newest show on the HGTV network and it's filmed right here in Detroit. "Bargain Block" stars personal and professional partners Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas, transplants from Colorado, and follows the couple as they put a unique spin on the concept of house flipping.

They buy boarded up and abandoned houses in neglected Detroit neighborhoods for as little as $1, and live in them. They've established their own design firm and resale shop in the city, and recently purchased a second home in northern Michigan, making them what Keith jokingly called "true Michiganders, according to the internet.

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I know. VJ June 28, at pm. The network liked the pilot enough to order a season of 'Bargain Block. The home improvement network has a long way to go to counter its straight, white, conservative image. Nothing explodes except an occasional burst pipe or electrical short. Married to Real Estate — Hosts Mike and Egypt are a black couple who spread nothing but sunshine as they raise their daughters and renovate homes for happy clients in Atlanta.

It ' s the most fun putting them back together and seeing renewed life in the house and the neighborhood. Bargain Block — Hosts, who happen to be a husband and husband couple, renovate delipidated homess in Detroit and have turned whole neighborhoods around. This makes them the first female queer couple to host a show on the network, according to Gayety.

For many Americans, the concept of homeownership is a thing of the past , in large part due to the worsening housing affordability crisis. Marge Greene, L. Love y'all," while fans expressed their disappointment with HGTV's programming decisions. By Sarah Bricker Hunt. Mar 20, The representation of anything by white, straight is blatant these days. Like Liked by 2 people. In each episode, they meet with a different family to determine what they're willing to get rid of, Marie Kondo-style, before renovating the existing property into a home that better reflects their lifestyle and personal taste.

I should probably integrate more of it in my downtime at home. That process exposed Keith to a few production companies that followed Keith's work for the next few years up until when a production company had us self-produce a 'sizzle reel' for HGTV. To be sure, HGTV has taken steps to address this problem over the past decade.

And now this set seems to make it even more obvious. So here I am again, a long time banker. And yes, I think the DEI pressures are having a downward effect. I wondered if this would be the last year that that will be allowed. Pride Skip to Content Advertisement. When Keith Orr first introduced Martin Contreras as his husband at the neighborhood gay bar they owned together during Sunday brunch in March , he paused [ In a followup Instagram post on June 26, Bynum addressed the emotional toll of the situation, speaking about "letting go" of "anger and hurt.