Detroit Sues ‘Rehab Addict’ Host Nicole Curtis Over Alleged Nuisance Property
Nicole Curtis, known for the show 'Rehab Addict', is being sued by the city of Detroit regarding an alleged nuisance property.
Detroit, MI, July 25, 2026 —
The city of Detroit has filed a lawsuit against Nicole Curtis, the host of the television show ‘Rehab Addict,’ citing an alleged nuisance property. The legal action was initiated by the city, which is seeking to address concerns related to a property associated with Curtis.
Details regarding the specific address of the property in question and the precise nature of the alleged nuisance were not immediately available.
Nicole Curtis is a well-known figure in the home renovation and restoration community, with her show ‘Rehab Addict’ focusing on the rehabilitation of distressed homes. The series has documented numerous projects in the Detroit area.
The lawsuit marks a significant development in the city’s efforts to manage properties that may be considered blighted or a public nuisance. The legal proceedings will likely involve a review of property ownership, maintenance records, and any reported violations.
Further information regarding the court filings, the specific claims made by the city of Detroit, and any potential responses from Nicole Curtis or her representatives is expected to emerge as the legal process unfolds.
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