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press and public records, Kevin's account, his own videos
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Short answer
Kevin does not publish his parents’ names, and no reliable outlet has reported them; one tabloid-level site names a father but that is unverified. What he has said: his father is a master carpenter who lost work in the dot-com crash; his mother loved to move, which is how the family went from Germany to Florida; they divorced when he was six. His father now lives in a home Kevin owns and pays for. 12
Names: Not published (no reliable source reports them)
Father: Master carpenter (lives in a home Kevin owns)
Divorced: When Kevin was 6
What is published
Nothing reliable on names. Research in September 2026 found only one tabloid-level site naming a parent, with no corroboration, and this site does not repeat it. 1
What Kevin has said
His father is a master carpenter whose work dried up in the dot-com crash, which cost the family its home. His mother, in his words, was a nomad who loved moving, and brought the family from Germany to Florida when he was 13 months old. They divorced when he was six.
Kevin’s account
My relationship with my dad is great. He lives in a property I personally own, and I pay for it for him. No personal debt at all, and no debt on real estate. 2
A note on privacy
The family pages on this site publish what Kevin has chosen to say and nothing more. Children are listed by birth month and year only.
In his own videos
September 9, 2023: i literally lost everything, filmed at the Weston Hills club, on his father’s work as a carpenter and the divorce. 3
The names are private and the story is public. A carpenter father, a mother who liked to move, a divorce at six, and a son who now pays for his dad’s house. 2
Simply put
✅ What is known
➡️ His dad is a carpenter. His mom moved the family from Germany to Florida.
➡️ They divorced when Kevin was six.
✅ What is not
➡️ Their names. Blogs that print a name are guessing.
✅ Today
➡️ Kevin says his relationship with his dad is great, and his dad lives rent-free in a house Kevin owns outright.
Sources
Company research memo, early life (parent names unverified; only a tabloid source offers one), Open
Kevin's account, My dad: “He lives in a property I personally own, and I pay for it for him.” Read the excerpt
Kevin on YouTube, "i literally lost everything (not clickbait)" (2023-09-09), at 0:01: “my dad took jobs as a carpenter and eventually built his own business as a kitchen designer and then kitchen installer” Watch from 0:01
