Fitness guru Joe Wicks has got his finances in excellent shape after coining in £115,000 a week last year.
The healthy pay packet means the workout whizz earns more than some of England’s top-flight footballers.
Figures filed at Companies House reveal how Joe, 36, pushed himself to the limit to make his fortune.
Cash reserves in his firm, Body Coach Online Nutrition Ltd, stood at £4.5million for the year ending March 2021 – up from £1.7million in 2020.
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His company Joe Wicks Ltd also had funds of £6.7million, an increase of £3.5million on the previous 12 months. And another of his firms had investments of £3.25million.
That all adds up to cash and assets of nearly £15million.
Joe was dubbed the nation’s PE teacher in lockdown, after millions of Brits followed his web workouts.
His mega-wages come from social media, TV shows, his Lean in 15 recipe books, Gusto meal kits and a fitness and lifestyle app.
Joe has previously told how he bought his mother’s South London council home in May 2020.
He said: “When I could say, ‘Mum, I’m buying your house… it’s yours,’ it was an amazing moment.”
Joe, who has 4.2 million Instagram followers, was also awarded an MBE for keeping up the nation’s spirits – and heart rates – during the pandemic.
In summer 2020, he moved to a £4.4million house in Surrey with his wife Rosie Jones and kids Indie, two, and Marley, 10 months. The family also own a luxury beachfront residence in California.
