Scott twins, Drew and Jonathan, are two of the biggest HGTV names. Currently, these boys are hosting four of the network's shows, which are "Brother vs Brother," "Property Brothers at Home," "Buying and Selling," and "Property Brothers."
HGTV president Kathleen Finch shared with the New York Times in 2015 that Drew and Jonathan are cable TV's movie stars. Even their social media followers are record breaking. Both Drew and Jonathan are beloved Vine, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter users. If you are one of their big fans and get excited every single time the brothers show-off their real estate and home interior designs, without a doubt, you will be thrilled with these facts about the twins.
Planned Meals
When work is shot away from their respective homes, they get in touch with the local chefs to make certain that only the healthiest of meals are prepared for them.
Scott Foley
Drew and Jonathan previously joked about making their big fan Scott Foley a Property Brother.
Workout
In an interview with the LA Times, Jonathan revealed that Drew is a lot more diligent with gym workouts.
Movie Counterpart
When they were asked about who could possibly play them in a movie, Drew said he will probably be Jim Carrey and Jonathan will be played by Jeff Daniels. The movie would then be the third installment of "Dumb and Dumber."
Love-life
Drew and Linda Phan have been dating for years. Phan is the Scott Brothers Entertainment's creative director. Jonathan, on the other hand, is divorced. In an interview, he once shared that he and his former partner were not the perfect match.
Older Brother
Jonathan and Drew have an older brother J.D., who works with the twins at the Scott Brothers Entertainment.
Birth History
Jonathan came out first at birth. While the mother expected Jonathan, Drew came as a surprise to the family. Their mother did not know that she was pregnant with twins.
"The Bachelor"
The show once invited Jonathan to be part of the show, but he turned it down. While he is single and is open to the possibility of a new love, he was not open to discovering it on national television.
