Brett Roth Bio, Age, Height, Family, Education, Wife, Career

Brett Roth Bio

Brett Roth is an American entrepreneur and celebrity husband. He is best known as the husband to the host of HGTV’s latest series, Hidden Potential. He is married to his wife Jasmine Roth, a home designer and television show host.

Brett Roth Age

He was born on the 14th of December 1984 in the United States of America. Roth is currently 38 years old as of 2022 and celebrates his birthday every December 14.

Brett Roth Height

Roth is quite tall standing at a height of 5 feet and 11 inches. In addition, he weighs approximately 88 kg.

Brett Roth Family

He was born to American parents, Ben Roth and Betsy Roth. Roth has a brother named Adam who is also married, Adam together with his father and brother, all work together in the family company called Roth Staffers.

Brett Roth Wife

He is married to popular celebrity Jasmine Roth who is a home designer and builder. The couple first met when they were in college at Northeastern University. While in college they were roommates and therefore became good friends.

However, they were both dating other people when they lived together. As time went by, their friendship turned into a connection. The couple tied the knot on September 7, 2013, in Park City, Utah, USA.

Afterward, the couple joined hands to build and design houses in Hartington Beach, California, and Park City Utah. In May 2020, the couple welcomed their first child, a daughter named Hazel.

Brett Roth Education

As for his education, Brett attended Northeastern University in Boston. He studied a course in Business Administration and Entrepreneurship. After graduating, he joined his family’s company, Roth Staffing.

Brett Roth Career

He is a businessman currently working with his family-owned company, Roth Staffing. Furthermore, he is also the vice president of Ledgent Technology and Zing, a California-based company.

Brett Roth Net Worth

Roth’s net worth is estimated to be $5 million. He has been able to make his impressive net worth from his career as the vice president of Ledgent Technology and California-based company Zing.