Nicole Curtis is a rehab addict, which is not surprising considering she stars in the reality TV show labeled, Rehab Addict aired on HGTV. As the show’s official bio describes, Nicole is a “sweet-talking, hammer-swinging whirlwind”. An advocate for the preservation and restoration of architecture, Nicole is not the one to give up on homes. But instead of restoring old age homes to match modern standards, Nicole attempts to restore the homes to their former glory. Over the years, Nicole has worked in Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Detroit, and Akron. Her work is primarily centered around pre-World War II homes. In this article, we will take a closer look at the wiki-bio of Nicole Curtis.

Early Life:

Nicole Curtis was born on the 20th of August 1976 in Lake Orion, Michigan USA. Born to Joanie and Rod Curtis, Nicole spent much of her early life with her brother Ryan Curtis. The family owned a garbage collection business that taught Nicole the glory of restoration. As a young kid, Nicole went to Lake Orion High School and graduated from high school in 1944. Following her high school graduation, Nicole enrolled at Michigan to Study Law but transferred to Florida University to study education. While still at college, Nicole got pregnant with her first baby, Ethan, and had to leave college to find a job to take care of the baby.

Professional Career

Alone and pregnant, Nicole was running out of time to find a job. But instead of finding a job, Nicole decided to create a job and started a cleaning business. At the same time, Nicole started working for a license as a realtor. At the time, Nicole was married to Steve Lane, who helped her get by. However, the pair called it quits in 2009, and Nicole was left to her own devices.

After developing a mind for business, Nicole shut down the cleaning business and shifted her focus to an antique store. After gathering her realtor’s license, Nicole began working in the Minneapolis area but slowly expanded to include other locations. As her fame grew, Nicole was scouted by Magnetic Productions, who wanted her to star in the show, Sweat Equity.