Okay, let’s be real for a second. You’ve probably caught yourself wondering, “Hey, whatever happened to Drew Scott from Property Brothers?” One minute he’s everywhere—flipping houses, cracking jokes, and being the slightly more chaotic twin. The next? Crickets. Or so it seems.
We’re not saying he vanished like a magic trick. But when you binge Brother vs. Brother and then suddenly the feed goes quiet, it feels personal. So grab your coffee, pull up a chair, and let’s dish. What’s the real scoop on Drew?
He Didn’t Get Fired, He Got Busy
First things first: no drama here. Drew didn’t get the boot, and he didn’t have a feud with Jonathan (thank goodness, because their banter is half the show’s charm). He just… pivoted. Like a pro basketball player, but with more power tools and fewer sweatbands.
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The guy got ambitious. After a decade of flipping homes on TV, he decided to flip his whole career strategy. He launched a celebrity interior design company, Scott Living, and started writing bestsellers. Who knew a guy who argues about backsplashes could also sling books?
Oh, and he became a dad. That’s right—Drew and his wife, Linda, had their first kid in 2021, then a second in 2023. Suddenly, deadlines are 7 p.m. bedtime, and “property brothers” means “please pass the baby wipes.”
The Big TV Shift Nobody Noticed
You might have missed it, but Drew quietly stepped back from the daily grind of Property Brothers. The show is still around (it’s a HGTV cash cow), but Drew’s role shifted. He’s more of a guest star now, popping in for specials or big reveals.
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Why? Because time is a thief, and Drew wanted to chase new things. He started hosting Drew & Jonathan: Home Design (yes, they’re still a duo, just less “sibling rivalry”) and went all-in on digital content. His YouTube channel? It’s where he gets weird and plays with power drills.
Also, have you seen his hair lately? Man’s got a beard and a whole glow-up. He’s basically the cool dad you wish you had, but with a credit card for marble countertops.
What About Jonathan? Are They Okay?
Relax. The twins are fine. Better than fine—they’re best friends who happen to be brothers. But their lives diverged. Jonathan went full contractor king, building a massive renovation empire. Drew? He wanted to design, not demo.
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So they split the workload. Jonathan handles the hammer swings; Drew handles the mood boards. It’s like a peaceful divorce, except they still share a last name and a TV studio. And they’re richer than ever.
They even launched a podcast, At Home with the Scott Brothers. Spoiler: it’s mostly them roasting each other and talking about their dogs. You’re welcome.
The Undercover Projects No One Talks About
What’s Drew doing with all that free time? Investing. But not in flips—in experiences. He co-founded a travel company, launched a furniture line, and became a venture capitalist for home-tech startups.
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And get this: he’s training for a marathon. Yes, the same guy who once said, “I only run if a leaky pipe is chasing me.” He’s become one of those annoying “I love mornings” people. We forgive him because his biceps are now architectural marvels.
Oh, and he’s quietly building a charity. The Scott Brothers Foundation focuses on housing for veterans. So while you were wondering “what happened,” Drew was out there being a decent human. Rude, right?
So… Is He Ever Coming Back to TV?
Short answer: yes. But on his terms. Drew isn’t gone forever—he’s just… curating. You’ll see him on a Christmas special, maybe a celebrity remodel, or a surprise cameo on Celebrity IOU.
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He’s also shopping a new show—something about family-friendly renovation. Think Property Brothers meets Bluey. I’m not kidding. He wants to show how chaos + kids = adorable disaster.
So don’t mourn the old Drew. Celebrate the new one. He’s still out there, somewhere, probably choosing a paint color called “Eggshell Serenity” while his toddler draws on the wall. And honestly? That’s the happiest ending we could ask for.
Now go rewatch an episode. He’ll be waiting. Just don’t expect him to answer the door—he’s probably napping.