Lacey Sculls
- Director
- Producer
- Actress
Lacey Sculls, (also known by her maiden name, "Lacey Conner"), is the founder and CEO of Storm TV, a streaming service and app that caters to fans of reality TV. In October of 2023, Lacey secured the license to the shows Rock of Love (season 1) and Flavor of Love (season 1), and both shows are now available to subscribers of Storm TV. This makes Lacey the first reality TV star in history to obtain the license of the same reality TV show - Rock of Love - that she was once a cast member of.
Lacey is known for her fiery persona on Vh1's hit shows Rock of Love with Bret Michaels, and Charm School with Sharon Osbourne. The shows were incredibly popular, had huge ratings, and were aired in countries all over the world. At the time that Rock of Love aired, it was the highest rated show in Vh1 history, and Lacey was one of the most talked-about characters on both reality shows.
Recognizing the continued popularity of Rock of Love, in February of 2020 Lacey launched her own podcast, Talk of Love with Lacey Sculls, which has had over a quarter-of-a-million downloads on Spotify and Apple Podcasts combined. On Talk of Love, Lacey brings guests on who were cast members and fan-favorites from reality TV shows including Rock of Love, Flavor of Love, I Love New York, Daisy of Love, Charm School, I Love Money, and more (collectively, referred to by fans as the "Of Love" shows). Lacey and her guests talk about their experiences on the shows and spill the tea on all the behind-the-scenes action that took place during filming.
Although Lacey has been successful in television, her passion is also in music. Lacey was born and raised in Dallas, Texas, and grew up in a family of musicians. She 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.
When Lacey turned 28, she moved to L.A. where she continued touring with her band Nocturne. Then in 2010, Lacey was asked to join Lords of Acid, a popular electronic industrial-dance band from Belgium who had sold over two million albums over the course of their career. 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 started her own music project, HALO, an alternative rock band. She released a music video for the song "The Stranger" plus a full-length studio album that same year, and performed the songs live on Los Angeles' famed Sunset Strip.
In addition to her passion for music and television entertainment, Lacey also has a passion for activism. She has been an animal rights activist for 20 years. Additionally, Lacey promotes human rights, equality for the LGBTQ+ community, she is a supporter of the BLM movement, and she advocates for protecting the environment.
In 2007, Lacey founded her own dog rescue organization, "Heroes K9 Rescue". Lacey operated "Heroes K9 Rescue" for over a decade, and during that time, she rescued, fostered, and re-homed over 100 shelter dogs that otherwise would have been euthanized. In 2009, Lacey spoke at the California State Capitol at a press conference alongside Senator Dean Florez, in favor of animal-friendly legislation.
In 2012, Lacey met her future husband Jonny Sculls in Los Angeles, and in 2013, the couple were married. In 2019, Lacey and her husband moved to Las Vegas, Nevada, where they currently reside. Lacey's sole focus for 2023 and 2024 is to continue building her streaming service, Storm TV.
Lacey is known for her fiery persona on Vh1's hit shows Rock of Love with Bret Michaels, and Charm School with Sharon Osbourne. The shows were incredibly popular, had huge ratings, and were aired in countries all over the world. At the time that Rock of Love aired, it was the highest rated show in Vh1 history, and Lacey was one of the most talked-about characters on both reality shows.
Recognizing the continued popularity of Rock of Love, in February of 2020 Lacey launched her own podcast, Talk of Love with Lacey Sculls, which has had over a quarter-of-a-million downloads on Spotify and Apple Podcasts combined. On Talk of Love, Lacey brings guests on who were cast members and fan-favorites from reality TV shows including Rock of Love, Flavor of Love, I Love New York, Daisy of Love, Charm School, I Love Money, and more (collectively, referred to by fans as the "Of Love" shows). Lacey and her guests talk about their experiences on the shows and spill the tea on all the behind-the-scenes action that took place during filming.
Although Lacey has been successful in television, her passion is also in music. Lacey was born and raised in Dallas, Texas, and grew up in a family of musicians. She 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.
When Lacey turned 28, she moved to L.A. where she continued touring with her band Nocturne. Then in 2010, Lacey was asked to join Lords of Acid, a popular electronic industrial-dance band from Belgium who had sold over two million albums over the course of their career. 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 started her own music project, HALO, an alternative rock band. She released a music video for the song "The Stranger" plus a full-length studio album that same year, and performed the songs live on Los Angeles' famed Sunset Strip.
In addition to her passion for music and television entertainment, Lacey also has a passion for activism. She has been an animal rights activist for 20 years. Additionally, Lacey promotes human rights, equality for the LGBTQ+ community, she is a supporter of the BLM movement, and she advocates for protecting the environment.
In 2007, Lacey founded her own dog rescue organization, "Heroes K9 Rescue". Lacey operated "Heroes K9 Rescue" for over a decade, and during that time, she rescued, fostered, and re-homed over 100 shelter dogs that otherwise would have been euthanized. In 2009, Lacey spoke at the California State Capitol at a press conference alongside Senator Dean Florez, in favor of animal-friendly legislation.
In 2012, Lacey met her future husband Jonny Sculls in Los Angeles, and in 2013, the couple were married. In 2019, Lacey and her husband moved to Las Vegas, Nevada, where they currently reside. Lacey's sole focus for 2023 and 2024 is to continue building her streaming service, Storm TV.
