Are HGTV’s Kim Spradlin & Husband Bryan Wolfe Still Married?
Kim Spradlin-Wolfe got her television start as a cast member (and eventual winner) of Survivor Season 24 in 2012. She then returned for the show’s Winners at War season in 2020 before launching her own HGTV series, Why the Heck Did I Buy This House?, in 2022.
The show ran for two seasons before concluding in 2024, with Spradlin-Wolfe explaining that she was choosing to prioritize her family over filming the show. The Survivor star married Bryan Wolfe, who also cohosted the HGTV series with her, in 2013, but are they still together now? Scroll down for everything we know.
Are Kim Spradlin-Wolfe and Bryan Wolfe still together?
Yes, Spradlin-Wolfe and her husband are still together. While she doesn’t post about her private life on social media much, she did share a Father’s Day tribute to Wolfe in June, and also referred to him as her “valentine” in a 2025 Valentine’s Day post.
“Happy Father’s Day to one of The Greats.. you show our kids what real love looks like everyday. #blessed,” the HGTV star wrote.
How did Kim Spradlin-Wolfe and Bryan Wolfe meet?
Spradlin-Wolfe met her husband after filming her first Survivor season in 2011. They were reportedly both playing beach volleyball outside a local bar in San Antonio, Texas, when they first crossed paths in 2012.
The couple tied the knot in Cabo in March 2013 with just 30 people in attendance.
“I wanted the whole thing to feel like a really cool party,” she told People. “I didn’t want people to sit down and feel like they had to mind their p’s and q’s. So I got a cool band and lanterns, and we just spent the day with people who are important to us.”
Does Kim Spradlin-Wolfe have kids?
Yes, the Wolfes are parents to three children. Their son Michael was born in February 2014, followed by daughter August in May 2015, and another son, Walt, in June 2016. All three of their kids were born within a 28-month time frame.
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Spradlin-Wolfe’s youngest child was just 3 years old when she filmed Survivor: Winners at War. Wolfe brought the kids to Fiji to see their mom for the loved ones’ visit, which was documented during filming.
