Jonathan Silver Scott is a multifaceted entrepreneur, entertainer, and television personality, best known for co-hosting the popular HGTV show Property Brothers alongside his identical twin brother, Drew Scott.
Born and raised in Vancouver, Canada, Jonathan and his brothers, including older sibling J.D. Scott, were exposed to the entertainment industry from a young age. Jonathan's passion for performing began at the tender age of 7, when he started doing improv and small theatre productions.
Throughout his career, Jonathan has demonstrated his versatility as a performer, taking on various roles in television shows, including The X-Files and Breaker High. He has also honed his skills as an illusionist, performing in Las Vegas and booking voice-overs and acting roles.
In addition to his acting pursuits, Jonathan has a strong background in film production, having co-founded the independent production company Scott Brothers Entertainment with his brother Drew. The company has produced a range of content, including multi-genre films and television shows.
Before becoming a household name, Jonathan and Drew worked in real estate, establishing Scott Real Estate, which grew into a successful company helping clients buy, sell, and renovate properties.
The brothers' success on Property Brothers led to the creation of several spin-off shows, including Brother vs. Brother, Property Brothers at Home, and Property Brothers at Home on the Ranch, all of which are produced by Scott Brothers Entertainment.
In 2011, Jonathan and Drew founded the Producers Ball, an annual gala that honors producers in the film, television, and digital production industries. The brothers have also showcased their passion for music by releasing two country music singles, "Hold On" and "Let The Night Shine In," on iTunes in 2015.
In addition to their entertainment endeavors, Jonathan and Drew have written a bestselling book, Dream Home: The Property Brothers' Ultimate Guide To Finding And Fixing Your Perfect House, which debuted on both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal best-seller lists in 2016.
The brothers are committed to philanthropic efforts, working with organizations such as St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, World Vision, and Artists For Peace & Justice.
