Mickey Fabbiano Bio, Age, Family, Wife, Kids, HGTV Worst to First, Networth

Mickey Fabbiano Biography

Mickey Fabbiano is a Canadian professional contractor and television personality. He hosts HGTV’s Worst to First alongside Sebastian Sevallo.

Mickey Fabbiano Age

He was born on April 29, 1986 in Vancouver, Canada.

Mickey Fabbiano Sister

Mickey has an older sister known as Amy Fabs Sevallo. She is married to Christian who is Mickey’s business partner, Sebastian’s brother. She made an appearance on Worst to First in 2017

Mickey Fabbiano Wife

Fabbiano is married to Karina Beverly Ho, a registered holistic nutritionist, and with an athletic background in gymnastics and circus acrobatics.

Mickey Fabbiano Children

Mickey and his wife have a son known as Luigi Andre Fabbiano born on April 19, 2021.

Mickey Fabbiano Gay

Fabbiano is not gay, he is married to his wife Karina Beverly Ho

Mickey Fabbiano Worst to First

Mickey is the host of HGTV’s Worst to First alongside Sebastian Sevallo. In the show, the two professional contractors assist aspiring homeowners in purchasing and renovating undervalued and outdated homes mainly in the Greater Vancouver area.

Mickey began learning how to use a hammer and saws at the age of 5, as his family is in the construction business. By the time he was in high school he was a full-fledged member of his dad’s construction team.

He became friends with Sebastian when his sister, Amy married Sebastian’s brother and the two formed a new bond and became business partners.

Are Mickey and Sebastian a Couple

Mickey and Sebastian are not a couple but they are business partners. However, Mickey’s sister Amy is married to Sebastian’s brother Christian.

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