David Bromstad’s Career: His Most Controversial Moments

David Bromstad isn’t shy about sharing his thoughts on homeowners’ interior decorating choices. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, he discussed the challenges of understanding what winners of “My Lottery Dream Home” truly desire. He quipped, “Most of the time, they don’t have a style. Sometimes, yeah, it can be a little gaudy!”

While Bromstad’s opinions on home decor can be sharp, it’s his fashion sense that often draws the most attention from HGTV viewers. His eccentric outfits have sparked a variety of reactions. One user on Reddit questioned, “Why do they let him on TV dressing like this? He can’t even get being flamboyant right. Liberace would even be horrified.” Another commenter agreed, “God, I love him; he’s so much fun. But the outfits are getting a little annoying!” Despite the mixed reviews, Bromstad remains unapologetic, even admitting in an interview with Passport magazine that some of his wardrobe comes from Fashion Nova, a brand notorious for its fast fashion.

Bromstad’s tattoos also stir strong opinions among his fans. His expansive tattoo collection has grown increasingly visible, prompting some surprising reactions. One YouTuber noted, “Is he getting prison tattoos now? Hadn’t seen the ones under his eyes!” A Redditor chimed in, saying, “That neck tat is unfortunate.” Beyond his tattoos and fashion choices, Bromstad’s mass-produced art and his collection at Bed Bath & Beyond haven’t escaped criticism either. Queerty even included his contributions in a list titled “12 Unfortunate Assaults on Taste and Culture Made by LGBT People — And Cher.”

Source: Los Angeles Times