Other reality shows sometimes merely showcase the wealth of the Housewives or the Kardashians who already lead luxurious lives.
Of course, part of the show’s appeal also lies in itshost David Bromstad.
Some viewers can’t help but wonder, is “My Lottery Dream Home” real?
As we all know, so-called “reality” shows are sometimes anything but.
“My Lottery Dream Home” is no exception.
It’s wise to set up a trust and look into investments to double-check that money lasts a while.
One woman from New Jersey actually won the lottery twice in two years, according toAskMen.
Sadly, she’s now broke.
One woman was looking for a home that could comfortably accommodate her 25-member extended family for gatherings.
Another winner asked for a spacious back yard for growing fruit trees.
And one family simply wanted enough bathrooms so that nobody had to share.
Filming just one episode of the show can be a six-hour-a-day grind as cameras and lights are set up.
Scenes are shot and reshot to get different camera angles.
Another winner apparently had to be areallygood actor.
A woman identified as “Jennyd40c863665” toldBuzzFeedthat her uncle appeared on “My Lottery Dream Home.”
Only he was on the show two yearsafterhe’d already bought a beach house with his prize money.
