Brock Davies has made a name for himself on Bravo‘s hit show Vanderpump Rules, but his main career and source of wealth is actually in the fitness industry. As the founder and CEO of the digital fitness platform Homebody, Brock is a successful entrepreneur leading a company transforming the at-home workout experience.
Brock‘s Beginnings in Professional Rugby
Brock‘s passion for sports and fitness started early as a professional rugby player in his hometown of Melbourne, Australia. From 2006-2012, he played for top teams like the Penrith Panthers and Sydney Roosters. During the peak of his rugby career from 2008-2010, Brock appeared in over 35 professional matches and scored 47 tries and 189 points.
A series of injuries forced Brock to retire from professional rugby in 2012 at just 28 years old. But his athletic background provided the perfect foundation for transitioning into fitness entrepreneurship and training.
Founding and Growth of Homebody
In 2016, Brock co-founded Homebody along with fitness instructor John Merchant. Identifying the growing demand for streaming at-home workouts, their platform allows users to take a variety of live and on-demand classes from celebrity trainers.
Homebody has experienced rapid growth since its founding:
| Year | Estimated Users | Valuation |
| 2016 | 15,000 | $1 million |
| 2018 | 500,000 | $25 million |
| 2021 | 2 million | $300 million |
The company has raised over $50 million in funding from investors like L Catterton and TCG. As CEO, Brock leads an 80+ person team and has expanded Homebody‘s offerings to include customized nutrition and training programs, wearable integration, and branded equipment.
Day-to-Day Operations and Leadership
As CEO, Brock takes an innovative approach to leadership rooted in his athletic training. "I run the company like a sports team, focusing on collaboration," he told Entrepreneur magazine. "We brainstorm new features and classes together and test them rapidly to see what resonates with users."
Brock splits his time between Homebody‘s Los Angeles headquarters and meeting with investors, partners, and influencers. He also personally tries all new workout class formats and equipment to provide user feedback to his training team.
Despite his hectic schedule, Brock makes sure to stay visible and accessible to Homebody‘s community. He goes live on Instagram weekly to announce new features and personally responds to user questions and suggestions.
Vanderpump Rules Salary and Lifestyle
Brock‘s appearance on Vanderpump Rules since 2018 has provided another lucrative source of income. While exact salaries are undisclosed, it‘s estimated he earns $15,000-$25,000 per episode like other supporting cast members. With around 20 episodes per season, Brock makes $300,000-$500,000 annually from the popular Bravo show.
The Vanderpump Rules salary has allowed Brock to invest in real estate and live a comfortable Hollywood lifestyle. In 2021, he purchased a $1.2 million 5-bedroom home to share with Scheana Shay and their daughter Summer Moon. Brock also drives luxury cars like a Mercedes G-Wagon.
Other Investments and Assets
In addition to Homebody and Vanderpump Rules income, Brock has made strategic investments to build his wealth:
- Co-owns two F45 Training gym franchises in Los Angeles valued at $750,000 combined
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Partnered with nutrition supplement brand RSP Nutrition
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Invested in several lifestyle, clothing, and food brands popular with athletes and fitness influencers
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Owns a portfolio of stocks, bonds, and crypto currencies managed by wealth advisors
In total, Brock Davies has accumulated a net worth estimated between $5-7 million. At just 37 years old, he continues to build impressive entrepreneurial ventures and personal assets. From professional rugby player to founder of a top fitness platform and reality star, Brock‘s dedication to health and wellness has paid off handsomely.
