HGTV Designer David Bromstad Went To Rehab After Storm Destroyed Home

David Bromstad is sharing a deeply personal chapter of his life in the new HGTV special My Lottery Dream Home: David’s Happy Ending. The celebrated designer and TV host reveals that after a powerful storm destroyed his dream home in Florida, he began coping in ways that put his well-being at risk, but ultimately chose a path toward healing and sobriety.

David Bromstad Opens Up About His Recovery Journey After Devastating Home Loss

In the special, Bromstad explains how emotionally tied he was to the home he had poured years of work and passion into. When extreme water damage and mold forced him to tear it down and start over, the stress became overwhelming. He admits that the chaos and financial strain led him into “unhealthy behaviors” as a way to escape the intense pressure he was feeling.

Eventually, David Bromstad recognized he needed help and checked himself into a treatment program. He described feeling like he was “screaming out for help” and knew he had to step back from the project to focus on his mental and emotional health. This decision was a turning point, not only for the renovation but for his personal life.

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Today, Bromstad is approaching three years of sobriety. He credits this chapter with giving him clarity and strength, allowing him to embrace both his creativity and his vulnerabilities. His openness about the struggle highlights that even public figures face moments of hardship, and asking for help is a sign of courage.

By sharing his story, David Bromstad hopes to inspire others who might be facing similar battles, showing that recovery, though not easy, is possible and can lead to a richer, more grounded life.