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Joe Wicks reveals what home really looks like behind camera 'It's always a mess'

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Joe Wicks, 33, has been hosting his live P.E lessons for families all over the world, and now he has now revealed what his home actually looks like behind the camera.The presenter showed his workout studio to Channel 4 host Tim Lovejoy, 52.It all came after Tim Lovejoy, host of Sunday Brunch, asked the fitness guru if his studio was what it really looked like on camera.Tim said to Joe: "Show us the mayhem because it looks beautiful where you're working out..."Let's see behind the scenes of it."Joe then told the presenter: "Yeah there was an article in a newspaper going 'look how wonderful Joe's house is, it's all perfectly styled.'"READ MORE: Joe Wicks emerges as SPOTY candidate due to coronavirus fitness videosThe father-of-two then set.

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