Max Rogers is a model and broadcaster who made his modelling debut in 2005 before gracing the covers of GQ Style and Italian Vogue. In 2017 Max was announced as the new permanent judge on Britain’s Next Top Model alongside Abbey Clancy and Nicky Johnston, he also hosted E4’s Walk of Shame Shuttle and appeared on E4’s The Work Experience. 

Together with his wife, former Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt, Max hosts their podcast ‘The Fame Game’, which serves as a tongue-in-cheek guidebook to those desperate to become famous, all the while encouraging the more important focus of talent rather than notoriety. 

As an actor he appeared in King Arthur, directed by Guy Ritchie.

During an 18 year career as a model Max shot campaigns for Dolce & Gabbana, Diesel, Agent Provocateur, Gieves and Hawkes and for eight incredible seasons was an honoured member of the iconic Tommy Hilfiger family. Max’s diverse look and infectious personality has also garnered him work with high street heavyweights including John Lewis, Levis and H&M.

He also enjoyed runway success at all major fashion weeks around the world, walking for the likes of Tom Ford, Vivienne Westwood, Michael Kors, Paul Smith, Galliano and Dolce & Gabbana as well as appearing in the Clothes Show Live Main Stage Show for 5 consecutive years. It is on that stage that he met his wife, with whom he shares 3 children.

Max has frequently worked behind the camera and has written and directed successful short films. In 2013 Max’s shortfilm ‘Tea For Two’ was shown at the BAFTA qualifying Aesthetica film festival. Max followed up Tea For Two with his short films: ‘Things to do Before you Die’ and ‘The Red Pillow’, winning a further award at ‘Best Shorts’.

Max has supported the Environmental Justice Foundation since 2009 and is an advocate for an environmentally sustainable lifestyle.

Most recently Max appeared on Meet The Richardsons, Jon and Lucy’s Celebrity Odd Couples and Rob and Romesh Vs..