Milo Hamish Ferguson: Biography, Family, Age, and Life Story
Most celebrity kids get their entire identity flattened into a single adjective — “private,” “sheltered,” “low-profile” — and then the article is really about their parent anyway. That’s not entirely wrong with Milo Hamish Ferguson. He was born to a man still building something, raised through a divorce when he was barely old enough to understand what that meant, and has since grown into a fully adult human being who appears to have made a deliberate decision: stay out of all of this.
Fine. That’s a coherent decision.
But here’s the thing that the farm sites completely miss. Craig Ferguson didn’t hide Milo. In fact, one of his first moves as host of The Late Late Show in 2005 was to mention his four-year-old son on air as part of an argument that he was a real person with stakes in the world. That’s the opposite of concealment. Milo wasn’t a secret — he was a credential.
And that’s the story nobody actually tells about this kid.
Quick Bio
| Detail | Info |
| Full name | Milo Hamish Ferguson |
| Born | November 29, 2001 |
| Father | Craig Ferguson — Scottish-American comedian, former CBS Late Late Show host (2005–2014) |
| Mother | The creator of SpySchool Los Angeles, Sascha Corwin (also known as Sascha Ferguson) |
| Parents’ marriage | July 18, 1998 to 2004 (six years) |
| Age at parents’ divorce | Approximately 3 years old |
| Custody arrangement | Shared — Craig noted in 2005 that he and his ex-wife lived two doors from each other in Hollywood Hills |
| Half-brother | Liam James Ferguson, born January 31, 2011 (Craig’s son with third wife Megan Wallace Cunningham) |
| Current age (2026) | 24 years old |
| Public profile | None—no press, no public appearances, no verified social media |
| Content farm fabrication | Some sites incorrectly link Milo to “Asher Ferguson,” the late son of influencer Christine Tran Ferguson — these two families have no connection |
Before We Go Any Further, A Content Farm Error That Needs Killing
I need to address something directly, because it’s the kind of mistake that spreads and causes real harm.
Several content-farm pages about Craig Ferguson’s children include a third child: “Asher Ferguson,” listed as a “half-sibling” of Milo from Craig Ferguson and someone named Christine Tran Ferguson. The pages describe Milo and Asher as half-brothers who share the same father.
This is entirely fabricated. Christine Tran Ferguson is a social media influencer and content creator. She is not Craig Ferguson’s ex-wife, girlfriend, or romantic partner of any kind. Her infant son, Asher, died tragically in June 2023 at the age of five months. His father is not Craig Ferguson.
The confusion appears to have originated from a content farm that searched for “Ferguson son” or “Ferguson family” and blended two completely unrelated families who happen to share a surname. The result is that pages describing a celebrity’s children are now incorporating the name of a dead infant who had no connection to that celebrity.
Nobody who reads those pages catches the error because nobody goes back to verify. This is what the ecosystem produces.
Craig Ferguson has two sons. Milo Hamish Ferguson, born 2001 to Sascha Corwin. And Liam James Ferguson, born 2011 to Megan Wallace Cunningham. That’s the complete list.
The Year Milo Was Born, and What His Father Was Doing
Let’s set the scene. November 29, 2001. Craig Ferguson and Sascha Corwin had been married for three years. Craig was midway through a run on The Drew Carey Show — playing Nigel Wick, the imperious British boss — that would run until 2003. He wasn’t yet the Late Late Show host. He wasn’t yet writing memoirs. He was a recovering alcoholic Scottish immigrant who had clawed his way up from punk rock drumming and near-suicide to a steady recurring TV role in Los Angeles.
And he and Sascha had a boy.
Here’s what Craig wrote in his memoir Riding the Elephant (2019): he took pride in his two sons from two different marriages. But Milo was born during what Craig described elsewhere as the more turbulent early chapter — the marriage to Sascha, which ended in 2004 when Milo was about three. Craig was 39 when Milo arrived. He’d been sober nine years by then. The sobriety is important context because Craig has talked extensively about how getting clean reset his relationship to responsibility, to family, to what mattered.
Milo entered his father’s story at the precise moment.Not an accident. Not a surprise. A planned child in a marriage that lasted six years.
The Divorce at Three
Three years old is a very specific age to lose a two-parent household. You remember nothing clearly. You’re going to absorb this the way children absorb climate rather than weather — not specific arguments or moments, but the feeling of how things were arranged.
Craig and Sascha Ferguson separated in 2004. From everything available, it was handled better than most celebrity divorces. Both parties seem to have prioritized Milo’s stability with genuine intent rather than just as a PR phrase.
Here’s the evidence for that claim. When Craig Ferguson started as Late Late Show host in early 2005, barely months after the divorce was finalized, he gave an interview to the Heraldnet in which he mentioned his ex-wife casually and with visible ease. He said she ran a Pilates center and lived two doors from him. He said they shared custody of their four-year-old son, Milo, and talked about it the way someone talks about a functional arrangement they feel good about.
Two doors. That’s a choice both parties made deliberately. You don’t live two doors from someone you despise. You do it because a child needs both parents accessible, and you liked each other enough — once, and probably still — to make that happen physically.
I’m not going to pretend I know anything about the interior of that co-parenting arrangement. But the geography speaks.
The Part Where Craig Used Milo Publicly — And Why That Was Actually Okay
Here’s the unusual element in this story. Craig Ferguson talked about Milo.
Not exploitatively. Not in the sense of “here’s my cute kid for charity.”He mentioned him in the context of explaining why he was worth watching. He told that same Heraldnet interviewer that he talked about his ex-wife, his sobriety, being a dad, on his show — and the reason was to communicate that he”A member of the human race” Milo was evidence of the stakes.
Think about that framing for a second. In 2005, late-night hosts were largely performing invulnerability. The formula was authority-plus-banter.You didn’t disclose to viewers that you lived next to your ex-wife and shared custody. You failed to indicate that you continued to base your adult life on maintaining sobriety on a daily basis.
Craig Ferguson did. And Milo — without being named in that specific piece or having his image shown — was central to why that approach worked.
Later, when Craig announced in 2010 via Twitter that Megan was pregnant, all the press coverage noted Milo matter-of-factly.”Milo is Craig’s son from a former marriage.” “They are also the parents to nine-year-old Milo Hamish.” The phrase “The universe trembles” was lighthearted, humorous, and Craig-like, but the fact of Milo’s existence in the family was just stated as ordinary reality.
He wasn’t hidden. He just wasn’t made into content.
Sascha Corwin: The Mom the Articles Nearly Accurately Describe
Since there is disagreement among sources on Milo’s mother, let’s discuss her.
The Cinema Holic and several other sites describe Sascha as the founder and proprietor of SpySchool Los Angeles — an entertainment/experiential business in LA. But then there’s the 2005 Heraldnet interview with Craig himself, who says his ex-wife “runs a Pilates center.” That’s a different business entirely.
These could both be true at different points. People change careers. Sascha could have run Pilates, then launched SpySchool, or vice versa. The Heraldnet piece is from 2005, when Milo was four. SpySchool sources don’t come with founding dates I can verify. I can’t resolve which is current — and neither can most of the sites that cover this family with false confidence.
What I can tell you is Sascha Corwin (she reverted or maintains her own identity separate from Ferguson) was born in California in 1970, described as the daughter of a “wealthy American financier,” and appears to have built her own professional life regardless of Craig’s television ascent. She appeared in The Big Tease (1999), a film Craig wrote and starred in, so there’s creative overlap in the early years.
With Craig two doors away, she served as Milo’s principal residence after the divorce.
The Age Nobody Accounts For
Here’s the detail that most articles consistently fail to process.
Milo Hamish Ferguson is 24 years old.
He was three when his parents divorced. Nine when his half-brother Liam was born. When The Late Late Show was at its height, it was around twelve.In his early twenties when Craig Ferguson left traditional television and moved toward podcasting and specials. He has been an adult for six years.
Nobody’s reporting on what he’s doing. That’s fine — he hasn’t made himself reportable. No verified public social media. No entertainment industry credits. No press interviews. According to the public record, he is a private individual in his mid-twenties who was raised by divorced parents who lived next door to one another in Hollywood Hills. His mother was a Californian businesswoman, and his father was well-known.
Given that his father performed his life for audiences for nine straight years on CBS, and the nine years before that on The Drew Carey Show, there’s something almost pointed about that quietness. Or maybe I’m reading into it. Perhaps he’s simply a 24-year-old who doesn’t want to be found on Google.
The Misinformation Volume Around This Name
Let me catalog what the farm ecosystem has generated here, because it’s instructive.
First: at least two sites state Craig Ferguson’s birth name is “Liam James Ferguson.” This is the name of Craig’s son. The people who built these pages appear to have run a query, pulled Liam James’s name from a bio table, and plugged it into the wrong field. Then it got copied.
Second: the Christine Tran Ferguson fabrication, described earlier. This one is particularly bad because it drags a real dead infant into an unrelated celebrity family’s biography.
Third: several sites list the marriage as “four years” when it ran from July 1998 to 2004 — closer to six.It seems that someone misinterpreted a source to arrive at the four-year figure.
Fourth, Milo “went home with his mother following the divorce,” implying sole custody, according to a document outlining the parenting agreement. However, Craig specifically mentions shared custody and two-door proximity in the 2005 primary source interview. The “moved in with mother” framing appears in no original reporting.
None of this is malicious. It’s what happens when the information substrate is wrong and everyone copies everyone else.
My Final Read
Allow me to express my true thoughts.
Milo Hamish Ferguson is a guy who has managed to remain genuinely private into his mid-twenties, who entered a particular family circumstance at a particular point in entertainment history, and about whom virtually nothing significant is known.That’s not nothingThat amount of privacy requires careful consideration, especially for a father who has nine years of nightly television to fill with personal tales.
What I can tell you is that the evidence that is currently available—the two-door setup, Craig’s mention of him in early interviews, and the casual blended-family references throughout years of press coverage — suggests Milo grew up in a relatively functional version of what divorce can look like. Not without complexity. But not the kind of wreckage that usually produces tabloid stories.
The content farms have produced four different fictional versions of him and stuffed them with a fabricated half-sibling. The real person has apparently declined to provide content to the internet that tracks him. At the age of 24, he is not currently responsible for any of this.
Honestly? Good for him.
FAQs
1. Who is Milo Hamish Ferguson?
He’s the son of Scottish-American comedian and former CBS Late Late Show host Craig Ferguson, born November 29, 2001. His mother is Sascha Corwin (also known as Sascha Ferguson), Craig’s second wife from 1998 to 2004. As of 2026, Milo is 24 years old and maintains a completely private life with no documented public presence.
2. Who is Milo Hamish Ferguson’s mother?
Sascha Corwin, born in California in 1970. She married Craig Ferguson in July 1998 and divorced him in 2004. She’s been described as the founder of SpySchool Los Angeles and in a 2005 interview Craig also described her as running a Pilates center — these may refer to different periods. She lived two doors from Craig in Hollywood Hills post-divorce, per Craig’s own statement.
3. Is Asher Craig Ferguson’s son?
No. This claim appears on some content-farm sites that fabricated a connection between Craig Ferguson and Christine Tran Ferguson, an unrelated social media influencer. Christine Tran Ferguson’s infant son Asher died in June 2023 — he was not Craig Ferguson’s child. Craig has two sons: Milo Hamish (born 2001) and Liam James (born 2011).
4. How old is Milo Hamish Ferguson?
Born November 29, 2001, making him 24 years old as of late 2025. Most articles still describe him as though he’s still a child, but he’s been a fully adult person for six years.
5. Did Craig Ferguson raise Milo after the divorce?
Craig and Sascha shared custody. Craig said explicitly in a 2005 interview that he and his ex-wife were friendly, lived two doors from each other in Hollywood Hills, and shared custody of Milo. The arrangement appears to have been one of the more functional celebrity divorce co-parenting situations in recent memory.
6. What is Milo Hamish Ferguson doing now?
Genuinely unknown. No verified public social media, no entertainment industry credits, no press coverage as an adult. He appears to have chosen a private life — a real active decision for the adult child of a nationally known television host.
7. What are the contradictions about Sascha Corwin’s career?
Craig Ferguson said in 2005 that his ex-wife runs a Pilates center. Other sources describe her as the founder of SpySchool Los Angeles. These are different businesses. Both could be accurate at different points, or one source could be wrong. The 2005 interview is the most direct primary source since it’s Craig himself speaking.
8. Was Craig Ferguson’s birth name Liam James Ferguson?
No. Multiple content-farm pages make this claim, but it’s an error that appears to come from mixing up Craig Ferguson’s information with his son Liam James Ferguson’s name. Craig Ferguson is his actual name. The sites that say “Craig Ferguson was born Liam James Ferguson” are simply wrong.
9. Does Milo have siblings?
One half-brother: Liam James Ferguson, born January 31, 2011, to Craig Ferguson and his third wife Megan Wallace Cunningham. Milo and Liam share a father but have different mothers. Some content farms add a third “Asher Ferguson” — this is fabricated.
10. Why doesn’t Craig Ferguson talk about Milo much?
Actually, he did talk about Milo, particularly in his early Late Late Show years. He mentioned shared custody, living near his ex-wife, and being a dad as part of his pitch to audiences. As Milo has grown up, there’s simply less to report because Milo doesn’t generate press. Craig’s more recent references to his sons tend to be brief and careful.
11. What is SpySchool Los Angeles?
A business associated with Sascha Corwin (Milo’s mother). According to sources, she is the proprietor and founder. Based on the name, it appears to be some form of experiential entertainment concept in Los Angeles. Its current operational status isn’t clearly documented, and Craig’s 2005 reference to a Pilates center may indicate a different business at a different time.
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