Phil Keoghan - Family

Family

Keoghan lives with his wife, Louise Keoghan (née Rodrigues), and their daughter, Elle. They currently reside in Los Angeles, California. They also have two homes in New Zealand, one in Matarangi (on the Coromandel Peninsula) and the other in Westport.

Dr. John Keoghan, Phil's father, is an agricultural scientist involved with conservation in New Zealand. He appeared alongside his son as a Pit Stop greeter during the 13th Season of The Amazing Race when the racers stopped in New Zealand. John Keoghan and his wife Beth run a bed and breakfast in Rolleston, New Zealand.

His brother, Andrew Keoghan, was a television reporter on Television New Zealand's One News and is a successful jazz singer. His sister, Ruth Keoghan Cooper, is an MBA graduate of Sydney's Macquarie University. She specialises in coaching, training and development programmes for professional women who wish to combine successful careers with motherhood.

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