Kevin McCloud, 59, is a British property journalist, designer and television presenter.
He is best known for hosting the hit show Grand Designs, since its conception in 1999.
The show has gone from strength-to-strength, now having various spin-offs and a live exhibition.
At the helm of the successful Channel 4 show, how much is Kevin actually worth?
Kevin began his career at Cambridge University, studying art and architecture.
It was here that he was a member of the Footlights comedy ensemble alongside Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie.
After graduating he fully embarked on a career in the property market, setting up his own lighting business.
He also dabbled in theatre design, and published his first book, Kevin McCloud’s Decorating Book in 1990.
He went onto publish a further two books before landing his big break as presenter of the new Channel 4 show, Grand Designs.
Almost 20 years later, Kevin is reported to have an impressive net worth of £2.2 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
His fortune is no doubt largely from his television and public appearances due to his role on Grand Designs.
The show has had countless spin-offs, including Grand Designs Abroad and Grand Designs Trade Secrets.
In early 2007 he created HAB Housing Limited, (“Happiness, Architecture, Beauty”).
The developing project led to the purchase of two plots of land, with the construction and development filmed for a special episode entitled: “Kevin’s Grand Design”.
His property endeavours have no doubt contributed to his large net worth.
Grand Designs itself has also been nominated for awards, with Kevin nominated for a BAFTA in 2014.
Kevin lives with his wife Suzanne in Frome, Somerset, and the couple has four children.
Another famous Briton who has a sizeable net worth is bride-to-be, Princess Eugenie.
With Princess Eugenie’s fortune, and her groom-to-be Jack Brooksbank coming from his own wealthy background, it may come as no surprise that their nuptials are reportedly costing an estimated £2,684,020.
So, what will their collective net worth be once they’re newlyweds?