American Personality Norwood Young Celebrates New Life In Bangkok On Reality TV

BANGKOK - Oct. 27, 2020 - PRLog -- In this Wednesday's episode  ( in America) on television's "House Hunters International," at 10:30pm get to know the man behind the myth of one of LA's most legendary homes, "Youngwood Court!"
Fed up with of living under his house's shadow, and negating his music career Norwood Young is forging a new path in Bangkok delivering his unique brand of soul while looking for a new home. Coming along for the ride is Norwood's "BKK Bestie" and one of Bangkok's most sought out psychic Debbie Creagh!! Serendipitously enough, Curbed just wrote an amazing article about Norwood's inspiring journey.

Link to Article:
https://www.curbed.com/2020/10/norwood-young-david-statues-nest-magazine.html  ( cut and paste )

For Bangkokians, Norwood will be hosting and performing at an "up close and personal" screening party event. This will take place 7:30 pm at The Last Drop" on Sukhumvit 22, ( which also is featured in the episode)
"Words cannot express how excited I am for Bangkok and the world to see this episode. Not only my journey,  but to be inspired to know that anything is possible," said Young.
Young, a Grammy nominated, multi award winning music industry veteran, began his career as a very young man on the American television hit show "Star Search," having recording successes both international and domestic including lead singer of the legendary jazz band "Pieces of a Dream," says "I always wanted to be known for my music, but somehow my home became the 'real celebrity,' and I then grew jealous of my own home." In 2010, Young also penned an explosive, and inspiring memoir entitled "Getting Back To My Me" in which he reveals his sexual abuse as a child, drug abuse, plastic surgeries, his relationship with God, and how he became victorious in his life.
In August 2011, Norwood Young, shocked the city of Los Angeles when he landed on the front page of the Los Angeles Times after announcing that he was selling his iconic home "Youngwood Court" aka "The House Of Davids." The story states that Young was now choosing to give up his opulent 25 room mansion located in the prestigious neighborhood of Hancock Park to pursue his passion of singing and performing without living in the shadows of the infamy of the home.
Ironically,  Young is officially referred to as "The King of Hancock Park" in America, and touted as not only the #1 entertainer in Bangkok and but "The Ambassador of Soul."