Max Mills Height, Weight, Age, Parents, Net Worth, Girlfriend

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Max Mills

Who is Max Mills?

Personal Details

What is his Real Name?

His Real Name is Max Mills

What is his Nick Name?

His nick name is Max

Occupation and Job

He is singer, musical.ly star and social media personality

Birthday/Date of Birth

December 31, 2002

What is his Zodiac Sign?

His Zodiac sign is Capricorn

How old is Max Mills ?

As of 2017, he is 15 years old.

Place of Birth/ Hometown

He was born in Berkshire, England

What is his Nationality?

He is of English descent

What is he Famous for?

He is famous for his activities on musical.ly app and on YouTube. He has over 4.7 million fans on his musical.ly account.

Education Details

Did he attend school?

He is still in middle school in his hometown

Did he go to College?

No, he has not gone to college.

Max Mills Height Weight and Body Details


How tall is Max Mills (Max Mills Height)?

He stands 5’1″ or 158cm tall.

How much does he weigh?

He currently weighs 110 pounds or 50 kg.

What are his Body Measurements?

His chest size, arms size and waist size are not known.

Eye Color

Blue

Hair Color

Brown

Family, Wife, Kids & Relationships

Who are Max Mills Parents?

Father-  Paul Mills
Mother- Sara Mills
Siblings- Harvey Mills (Brother- Identical Twins), He has two other younger siblings named Leo and Tilly.

Is he in a Relationship?

So far, we can tell is that he is currently single. He hasn’t been in relationship so far.

Does he have any children or Kids?

So far, he has no children.

How much he earns each year?

His exact salary is unknown to us but, as of 2017 he has an estimated net worth of $500,000

Some Facts about Max Mills

His favorite meal is bacon.

His favorite social media star is Jacob Sartorius.

Max and his brother Harvey have acted in several commercials, television shows.

He started playing the guitar when he was eight years old.

Max is the younger of the twins by just two minutes.

Max and Harvey have released singles such as “One More Day in Love” and “Stuck on the Ceiling.”