Fans have been inspired watching David Isaacman‘s journey on all three seasons of Love on the Spectrum. In Touch takes a closer look at what the Netflix star does for a living, his family life and his romance with Abbey Romeo.
Who Is David Isaacman From ‘Love on the Spectrum’?
David is a reality star who was introduced to viewers in season 1 of Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum in 2022. Fans watched as he and Abbey fell in love and have followed the couple’s romance through all three seasons of the series. The couple will ring in their four-year dating anniversary in the summer of 2025.
David was diagnosed with autism as a child. He is an autism advocate, giving speeches at events, participating in Q&A sessions and more ways of sharing his journey with the neurological condition. Autism spectrum disorder is a range of conditions “characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication,” as explained by Autism Speaks.
What Does Love on the Spectrum’s David Isaacman Do for a Living?
As of 2025, David works in the human resources department at Beverly Hills City Hall. He’s a 2014 graduate of Beverly Hills High School.
‘Love on the Spectrum’ Star David Isaacman Is 1 of 3 Triplets
David is part of a set of triplets that include sisters Aubrey and Allison. As of 2025, he still lived with his siblings and they’re incredibly close.
David’s autism was diagnosed after he didn’t begin speaking at the same time as his sisters. At 4 years old, he was enrolled in UCLA’s Lovaas program, where David was given speech therapy, occupational therapy and other services to help him with the neurodevelopmental disorder.
“My sisters and I always go to fun places together. Sometimes, they chauffeur Abbey and I on our dates. I love them! We were all born only one minute apart,” David told Little Sleepies during a recognition of Autism Awareness Month.
David shared the triplet’s 30th birthday celebrations in a February 18, 2025, Instagram post, where they were joined by Abbey and her mom, Christine. The group visited a Jumanji escape room before going out for pizza.
David Isaacman’s Dad Alan Isaacman Is a Prominent Attorney
David is the son of Alan and Debbie Isaacman and is very close to his parents.
Alan is an attorney based out of Beverly Hills who famously represented late Hustler publisher Larry Flynt. He was depicted by Edward Norton in the 1996 film The People vs. Larry Flynt. The high-powered lawyer has also represented celebrity clients including Geraldo Rivera and Kathy Griffin.
David Isaacman Suffers From Synesthesia
In addition to autism, David lives with a phenomenon known as synesthesia, which “causes sensory crossovers, such as tasting colors or feeling sounds,” according to the Cleveland Clinic. The multiple sense condition can result in someone tasting letters or seeing numbers as colors, as in David’s case.
David Isaacman and Abbey Romeo’s Love Story Is So Inspirational
The couple fell in love during season 1 of Love on the Spectrum and the duo are so supportive of one another.
“She makes me feel loved, happy, and cheers me up if I’m having a bad day,” David gushed to Netflix’s Tudum ahead of the Love on the Spectrum season 3 premiere.
“We have a lot of fun together and we learn things from each other. I teach her about my synesthesia, and she teaches me patience and how to be a good boyfriend. We both love the same foods, the same movies, animals and enjoy a lot of the same fun activities like theme parks,” he added.
Abbey showed off both her musical talent and her love of David during season 3 of Love on the Spectrum, serenading him with an original song called “Boyfriend Forever.” She sang about he was the “lion to my lioness” and the “milk to my chardonnay,” which had fans “sobbing.”
“David is really patient with me because sometimes my autism makes it hard for me to explain things.” Abbey explained to Tudum. “He covers my ears when there’s a sound I don’t like.”
Love on the Spectrum’s David Isaacman and Abbey Romeo ‘Feel’ Married
“We already feel like we’re married from the inside,” Abbey told TODAY.com on April 2, 2025, when season 3 premiered on Netflix. However, David noted, “We are not ready to do the real thing yet.”
