JONATHAN J.

J.D. Scott is best known as the older brother of popular HGTV stars Drew and Jonathan Scott, collectively known as the Property Brothers. Born in 1976, J.D. took a different path than his twins, focusing on a career in television while also battling personal health issues over the years. He has made regular appearances on his brothers' shows and occasionally shared comedic relief or assisted with projects. In addition to his work with the Property Brothers, J.D. has hosted behind-the-scenes coverage for HGTV and participated in various spinoffs. In 2019, he was diagnosed with acute mercury poisoning but has since received treatment and continued to make appearances on his brothers' shows. J.D.'s personal life includes his marriage to Annalee Belle and being a doting uncle to Drew's son, Parker James.

Biography:  https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/happened-3rd-property-brother-j-161402429.html

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