Heather Storm is a well-known television host. She rose to prominence as the host of Garage Squad, a reality show on Velocity about a gang of mechanics that prepare customized cars. Here’s all we know about Storm thus far!
Heather Storm- Early Life
Every year on May 25, Heather Storm celebrates her birthday. Her age, though, has remained a secret. While some speculate that she is between the ages of 25 and 21, the Garage Squad host has remained silent.
Despite confirming that she was not born in the 1960s, she has not revealed her age. In a tweet on May 6, 2018, she addressed the question about her age, claiming that asking a lady her age was disrespectful. She also warned her fans not to believe anything she didn’t write or say herself.
Storm has stated throughout her blogs and interviews that she grew up with wanderlust, despite her age being unknown. She used to go on road vacations with her family when she was a kid. Not only that, but she also assisted her father in his garage and was always willing to participate in what may be considered stereotypically masculine pastimes, such as repairing their home and shooting weapons.
Her father wished for her to be self-sufficient and proficient with tools. She built her job path and moved forward, appreciating her father’s care.
Storm’s Journey to ‘Garage Squad’ Storm began her professional career working in jobs that allowed her to be close to nature. The Montana native worked on sustainable tourism programs in Puerto Rico after graduating from Oregon State University with a degree in environmental science.
She soon discovered her calling in the television industry and relocated to Los Angeles. She began her career in minor roles in films and television shows such as Arisan Brondong, No Bad Days, and Surviving Disaster.
After working as an on-camera sports reporter for Mercury Auto Insurance, she began landing hosting opportunities. She also became a regular guest mixologist on Playboy Morning Show, a popular chat show. She also presented and produced a series called The MixDown on Complex TV, gaining fresh experience.
A new opportunity knocked on her door in 2014. Garage Squad was in need of a female host, and her manager decided it was worth a go. Storm got the job after submitting a self-tape for the audition.
She first featured in season two of the show in 2014, and she rapidly became a fan favorite. She did not, however, return in the sixth season to continue her adventures.
Storm’s Professional Projects
Aside from becoming a television personality, Storm has a limited list of accomplishments. She’s a businesswoman, a fitness trainer, and an explorer.
She is the co-founder of Black LAB, a boutique event company. She concentrated on entrepreneurship while pursuing her acting and hosting careers, according to her MIXCLOUD interview. She stated that she intended to improve the quality of events in Los Angeles by working with an environmentally friendly event production firm.
Storm now knows how to maintain her 32-24-35 inch measurements in addition to being an entrepreneur. With a height of 5’7″, the former model is a fitness specialist. She’s also an adventurer, to cap it all off. She travels throughout the United States in her classic 1965 Ford Mustang and chronicles her adventures on her blog, ‘Road Trip to Mustang Island.’
Relationship Status
Storm, on the other hand, is preoccupied with her burgeoning profession and thrilling travels. Her social media and even blogs make no mention of her marital status, let alone her relationship status.
On the other hand, she had revealed about her relationship in a tweet on June 13, 2014. She praised Dave Hause’s song video and said he was her first boyfriend.
As she has never talked about her relationship openly, the tweet could be a joke or just an appreciation of Hause’s talent. Even if it is a real epiphany and support for her former muse.
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