LACEY SCULLS
REALITY STAR
FOUNDER & CEO OF STORM TV
MUSICIAN
ANIMAL RESCUER
WEDDING & PARTY HOST
ABOUT
Reality TV Star
Lacey Sculls (née Conner), first made a name for herself on Vh1's hit reality TV shows Rock of Love with Bret Michaels, and Charm School with Sharon Osbourne. These shows were incredibly popular and had massive ratings. At the time that it first aired, Rock of Love was the highest rated show in Vh1 history, with Sculls being, arguably, one of the show's most talked about characters.
Founder & CEO of Storm TV
Sculls is an entrepreneur. Recently she launched Storm TV, the streaming service and mobile app.
Named after her beloved Great Dane Storm, Storm TV is the only platform where fans of the iconic "Of Love" reality shows, can catch up with all their favorite stars, from shows like Rock of Love, Flavor of Love, I Love New York, Daisy of Love, and more.
Visit Storm TV by clicking here: https://stormtv.stream
or simply click the button, below.
Host of Talk of Love
After noticing the continued popularity of Rock of Love and other “Of Love” shows on various streaming services, in February of 2020 Lacey launched her own podcast which she produces and hosts: Talk of Love with Lacey Sculls.
On Talk of Love, Lacey brings guests on who were former cast members and fan-favorites from the reality TV shows Rock of Love, Flavor of Love, I Love New York, Daisy of Love, Charm School, Real Chance of Love, For The Love of Ray J, and more. Lacey and her guests talk about their experiences on the reality shows and spill the tea on all the behind-the-scenes action that took place during filming. With over 90 episodes. the Talk of Love podcast has been viewed over 1.3 million times, has been downloaded over 250,000 times, and has viewers in countries all over the world.
Talk of Love is available on Lacey Sculls new streaming service, STORM TV!
Musician
Although Lacey has been successful in television, her passion is also in music. Lacey began singing, writing, studying music, and learning multiple instruments from an early age. When she was in college, Lacey formed an industrial rock band called Nocturne, and spent the next ten years touring the country with the band. Then in 2010, Lacey toured the U.S. with Lords of Acid as their live lead singer, playing every night to mostly sold-out shows. In 2012, Lacey wrote and released an album under the name HALO. Check out Lacey's music video for her song, The Stranger.
Animal Rescue
In 2007, just a few months after she completed filming with Rock of Love, Lacey founded her own dog rescue organization, "Heroes K9 Rescue”. Lacey operated "Heroes K9 Rescue" for eight years, and during that time, she rescued, fostered, and re-homed over 100 shelter dogs that otherwise would have been euthanized.
Over the years, Lacey has also rescued cats, birds, ducks, and geese, and will always open her home to an animal in need.
Activism
Lacey has always been an outspoken and passionate activist. She is an advocate for civil rights and equality, an ally of the LGBTQ community, and a supporter of BLM. She also advocates for the protection of the environment. As an animal rights activist, she has dedicated over 25 years to the cause of helping animals:
- Lacey was invited to speak at a press conference at the California State Capitol alongside Senator Dean Florez, in favor of the Pet Responsibility Act.
- Lacey appears in Skin Trade, a documentary which exposes the cruelty that goes on within the animal fur trade.
- Lacey was awarded the title of “Guardian of the Month” by the animal rights group, In Defense of Animals.
- Lacey spoke on stage at the Puppy Mill Awareness Day, hosted by animal rights group “Last Chance For Animals”, alongside the Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan, and artist / singer Pink, as well as Rikki Rocket, drummer for the band Poison.
- Lacey interviewed actor Danny Trejo to help promote his “Real Men Spay and Neuter Their Pets” campaign.