His father is the presenter of a popular home design TV show on Channel 4, but can you guess who this handsome fitness coach calls dad?

This successful fitness content creator – who has over 87,000 followers TikTok – has a very famous father.

Milo McCloud, from London, is the handsome fitness coach, son of Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud.

The Channel 4 presenter has four children, all of whom are now adults and have largely managed to stay out of the spotlight.

The TV star shares son Milo, 26, and daughter Elsie, 22, with his ex-wife Suzanna, also known as Zani. But in 2019, after 23 years of marriage, the couple separated and filed for divorce.

While Kevin also has a son and daughter, Hugo, 35, and Grace, who are from two previous relationships with unknown women.

The TV star has revealed very little information about his children publicly, but it was reported that his son Milo was born in 1997.

According to HelloMilo developed a keen interest in skiing and was part of the Alpine U21 England Development Squad for many years.

Today, Milo is a personal training coach, with over 26,000 Instagram followers, where he documents his personal fitness journey and active lifestyle.

He often shares videos about bodybuilding competitions, 30k runs and his coaching techniques.

His coaching website, which is called milomccfit.com, reads: “From my own weight challenges to mastering bodybuilding and hybrid training, I have experienced the transformation I am now offering.

‘With me you don’t just follow routines; you embrace a comprehensive approach to health. My coaching provides efficient exercises, insightful nutritional guidance and habit analysis.

26-year-old Milo is the handsome son of Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud

Today, Milo is a personal training coach with over 26,000 followers on Instagram, where he documents his fitness journey

Milo’s famous father Kevin has been running the Grand Designs renovation and design show since the 1990s

Kevin with his then wife Zani and children Elsie, then two, Milo, then six, and Hugo, then 15, on their farm in Somerset, in 2003

‘I believe in pushing boundaries with courage and determination. Now that I have walked this path and encountered its challenges, I am here to guide you.”

Milo has previously collaborated with brands such as My Protein, Hello Fresh and Fort Mens Skin Care.

The fitness fanatic is also a GymShark ambassador and even competed in the GymShark men’s physique bodybuilding show.

In a video with his followers, he said: ‘I entered the GymShark men’s bodybuilding show and ran a full marathon on the same day.

‘It’s not because I like pain, okay maybe a little bit, but it’s when I’m struggling mentally, which I’ve been doing a lot this year, that I give myself challenges and goals to challenge those negative thoughts.

“It’s like negativity goes in and positivity comes out. I have wanted to get into bodybuilding since I first got into shape and I fall in love with that process.

In a post showing off his own body transformation, he wrote: ‘Nothing good ever comes easy’

Although Milo is very open online about his own fitness journey, he also motivates others to get fit and live a healthier lifestyle

His coaching website, which is called milomccfit.com, reads: ‘From my own weight challenges to mastering bodybuilding and hybrid training, I have lived the transformation I now offer’

‘After six months of slow, consistent and patient dieting and coaching myself throughout the process and applying several layers of thick tan, I was ready to step on stage.’

Although Milo is very open online about his own fitness journey, he also motivates others to get fit and live a healthier lifestyle.

In a post showing off his own body transformation, he wrote: ‘Nothing good ever comes easy.

“Quick and easy pleasures tempt us in every corner of our lives and it takes some serious balls to be able to resist them and pursue long-term rewards through delayed gratification, so props to all of you who are taking these difficult steps.”

Milo’s famous father Kevin has been running the Grand Designs renovation and design show since the 1990s.

His first TV presenting was a guest stint in 1998 on the BBC2 makeover show Home Front In The Garden.