According to Brandi Passante, Schulz introduced her to the limitless world of storage auctions (viaYouTube).
and I was like, ‘I’ll try it.
Whatever,'" Passante stated, “We didn’t think it was going to go anywhere.”
ForBrandi Passante and her co-star-slash-boyfriend, Jarrod Schulz,it was to chase other opportunities given their admired personalities.
The two accepted in hopes of finding the balance between reality television obligations and a healthy family life.
According to Schulz, their banter was just how they were.
According to Passante, her rise to stardom was an anxiety-filled one.
Nonetheless, their effortless interactions with each other made fans believe Brandi and Jarrod were endgame.
In the episode, Passante stated, “I’m not with Jarrod anymore.”
Although their spinoff show suggested that they would get married, the two never tied the knot.
While the cause of their split remains a mystery, Passante and Schulz’s breakup seemed to be mutual.
Despite the harsh words, she expressed an essential need to focus on her well-being.
While this may seem unfortunate, Passante revealed that her therapist stated that this is only temporary.
“It’s coming in the next few years,” Sabrina shared, “Very unexpected.
Not somebody you would normally be attracted to, and beautiful eyes.
Something about the eyes are very piercing.”
“It seems like he’s famous, so whatever that means.
We’ll see,” she told Passante.
Aside from her matter-of-fact personality, Passante appeared very hopeful after hearing the good news.
We see him a few times a year.
We hang out."
As for Kenny Crossley, Passante revealed that they remained good friends stating, “I love Kenny.
He’s one of my favorite humans.”
But I’m good now."
It’s safe to assume that Passante became involved in helping others due to her own mental struggles.
However, the “Storage Wars” reality star had no problem helping out for free.
OnInstagram, Passante revealed she is a survivor of domestic abuse.
In 2021, she unveiled a meaningful hand tattoo that read, “Free.”
Despite the vagueness of the tattoo, Passante penned a lengthy caption explaining its meaning.
The two at the time were broken up and seemed to have moved on from their 19-year-long relationship.
Along with contracting COVID-19, the reality star seemingly lost tight-knit family members throughout the year.
On October 26, 2020, Brandi Passante took toInstagramto announce that her father had passed away.
“I can’t think of a time that you ever got mad at me or yelled at me.
I absolutely used that to my advantage.
For her father, it seemed like this was a long-winded battle.
On June 24, 2021, she made her first appearance on the show.
Despite Hammer jokingly having a different take on how they met, thetwo met at a dive bar.
Their friendship presumably reached a point where they trusted Passante enough to be a dedicated co-host.
On herInstagram, you could see her promote the podcast alongside posting quirky selfies of them hanging out.
As for the podcast, topics discussed on the show range from weird holiday traditions to Only Fans stories.
Brandi Passante said her return to the show was out of sheer boredom (viaPop Culture).
According to Pop Culture, she described her experience filming the 13th season as “tumultuous as ever.”
Passante who was slightly uncomfortable being on set with Schulz tried to avoid him.
According to Passante herself, this is due to a rare autoimmune disorder (via Outsider).
When asked about her scratchy voice on Instagram, Passante responded, “I have Hashimoto’s Disease.
An autoimmune disease that affects my thyroid.
Though its cause can stem from several things, Hashimoto’s disease is most common among middle-aged women.
