Read on to discover the untold truth ofStorage Warsstar Brandi Passante.
During one auction, Schulz was approached by producers of what would becomeStorage Wars.
As it happened, Passante was manning the cash register that day.
“They asked me, ‘Who’s the girl up front?'”
Schulz recalled in an interview withThe Orange County Register.
“‘Would she mind being on TV?'”
“We really didn’t think it would go anywhere, but it became a big deal.”
The rest isStorage Warshistory.
“It’s a blessing and a curse,” Passante told theRegisterof the unexpected fame that followed.
“Sometimes you just want to go to the grocery store and pick up some milk.”
“We figured out a balance because we’re together 24/7,” Passante told Filipino entertainment sitePEP.
Schulz backed her up.
“You really have to.
catchphrase made him the show’s primary villain, the kind of character who fans really love to hate.
WhenInquirer.netasked Passante if Hester was “a real jerk,” she did not mince words.
She agreed, saying, “That was quick and easy.”
Were Brandi Passante’s rivalries with her Storage Wars co-stars for real?
While they don’t seem to be bitter enemies on the show, theStorage Warscast don’t seem likebestieseither.
So what’s really going on?
“We don’t go hang out afterwards.”
We hang out.”
According to Schulz, the couple opened up one locker and found five locked wooden boxes.
Schulz’s first thought: “I’m thinking cocaine off the bat.”
Passante, however, soon came to a different conclusion.
“And I realized that there was a dog tag on one of the boxes.
I was like, ‘Oh my god, they’re dogs!’
They’re dead dogs.
They’re ashes from their dogs.”
She added, “First I was grossed out.
However, there was a good reason.
For the couple, becomingreality TVstars was bizarre enough, but landing their own spinoff?
“My brother-in-law tells me, ‘I don’t even play the lottery.’
Because we already won it.”
As a television personality and mother of two, Passante was understandably mortified.
She retaliated by launching a $2.5 million lawsuit against the site’s owner, Hunter Moore.
According toThe Hollywood Reporter, Passante won her lawsuit the following year.
“Working together as a couple every day is quite an obstacle to overcome.
“We had some rockstar fights at the beginning.
You know, just being together 24/7, it’s a little tough it’s trying.”
However, her significant other tried to see the bright side of their constant togetherness.
“But you always get to take the carpool lane,” joked Schulz.
Does Brandi Passante from Storage Wars want her kids to follow in her line of work?
Brandi Passante shares two children, a son and a daughter, with Jarrod Schulz.
Asked byInquirer.netif they wanted their kids to follow their career path, the couple did not waffle.
“Lord, I hope not!”
“Our kids will not be in the buying-storage-units business,” insisted Schulz.
Schulz added that their son, Cameron, wants to be a director one day.
“I told him it’s a tough industry,” he noted.
And he told his son that he wouldn’t even let him get his first job at the shop.
“you’re gonna wanna make your own path.
Don’t follow in my footsteps,” he said.
“Not in a million years!
“I think I’m a better parent because I work,” she insisted.
“I think I’m a better parent because I work.
I’m happier because of it,” she shared.
In fact, we are going to Universal Studios in a few days.
Oh also, I rely heavilyon caffeineto make it through the day!”
Still, theStorage Warsspinoff gave viewers some extra insight into the couple’s relationship.
As Schulz toldThe Orange County Register, what viewers saw onMarried to the Jobwasn’t an act.
“It makes our dysfunction seem a little less dysfunctional,” he joked.
Instead, they simply blurt out whatever pops into their heads.
“You just have to let it come out naturally.”
It’s things that are needed, so I wanted to help in any way possible.”
“Not hardly,” she quipped.
However, Jarrod Schulz admitted that their television fame has definitely brought the couple some perks.
“Our style of living has definitely gone up,” he toldThe Orange Country Register.
However, Passante admitted she has mixed feelings about fame.
I was even shy as a child.”
