Who is designer Kim Wolfe?

HGTV star and host of Why The Heck Did I Buy This House Kim Wolfe rose to fame when she won Season 24 of Survivor.

Kim has paved her career path from a reality show contestant to an interior designer and television personality.

Who is Kim Wolfe?

Kim Wolfe, who previously went by her maiden name Kim Spradlin, is an interior designer and TV show host hailing from San Antonio, Texas. She was born on January 30, 1983.

In 2011, she joined Survivor: One World, the 24th season of the popular reality TV series Survivor, and emerged as the sole winner.

After her stint on the show, she kickstarted a career in interior design upon realizing that she had a knack for it.

“My husband and I bought our first house [with the Survivor prize money], which was a 1940s home in need of total restoration. It was the first real construction project I worked on,” she shared in an interview with HGTV.

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“He [my husband] was like, ‘How about you do this professionally and stop making our family move every time you want to try a new tile? And so that was really kind of the birth of this as a career for me," she added.

Fast forward to 2022, Kim became the star of the HGTV program Why The Heck Did I Buy This House?, in which she "uses her expert skills to reinvent lifeless spaces and make homeowners finally fall in love with their home," per the show's synopsis.

Who is Kim Wolfe's husband, Bryan?

Kim married Bryan Wolfe in 2013 in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

Speaking with People, Kim shared that they had an intimate wedding with only 30 guests. “We chose a private beach near our hotel,” she noted. “It’s by a cove. I just wanted it to feel very organic and natural.”

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Bryan was the one who encouraged Kim to pursue interior design as a profession, and when she was tapped to host Why The Heck Did I Buy This House, they became business partners.

"I was so overwhelmed. We had these seven projects going on for the show, and I needed help," she told The List, noting that Bryan didn't hesitate to come on board despite having no prior design experience.

"He took a leave of absence for filming, and then it became a permanent situation," Kim added. "He does all the things that I am not good at, but yet [he is] scared to climb a ladder. It's a really funny mix of our personalities coming together."

Who are Kim Wolfe's kids?

Kim and Bryan have three children together, Michael Thomas, August Jane, and Walt, born in 2014, 2015, and 2016, respectively. Kim calls them: "The Wolfe Pack."

In an Instagram post, Kim shared about the joys of motherhood and all the things she loved about her kids.

"They surprise me a lot by being funnier, deeper, or more compassionate than I expect. I feel like just yesterday I was covered in spit up, with my double bob, and a dream of better days to come," she wrote.

"There were these annoying people that told me how fast it was going to go and how I was going to miss it, and I just wanted to poke their eyes out with a rusty spoon."

She continued: "Alas it is going fast, they are so big now and I do feel a twinge of sadness about the baby part being over."

When was Kim Wolfe on Survivor?

Kim joined the 24th season of Survivor: One World in 2011.

She emerged victorious by a 7-2-0 vote and took home the grand prize of $1million.

She also won a bonus of $100,000 after winning the fan-voted "Sprint Player of the Season" award.

Kim joined the show again in 2020 when it was in its 40th season. On Survivor: Winners at War, she competed against fellow past winners. She ended up finishing ninth.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Kim said that there was no secret to winning Survivor. She just knew how to play her cards right.

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"I also feel like people give me too much credit. I’ve been saying that from the beginning. I just went out there like anybody else hoping not to go home first and kept looking up thinking, God, this is going really well," she said.

"This couldn’t be going better," she continued. "I don’t know how I would play against a different group of people. You change one thing and I could go home any week against someone else."

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