The Public Companies House document lists Nicolson as the Director of a company, “Francis Bourgeois Limited”. Furthermore, the document helped the team uncover an Instagram account belonging to Nicolson in which it lists modelling agency, Brother Models, in the account bio.<\/p>\n
Regardless of Francis Bourgeois’ true identity being discovered, millions of people across social media continue to follow and love his entertaining content with every upload.<\/p>\n
The name “Francis Bourgeois” that Nicolson borrowed is believed to be the name of a court painter to King George III.<\/p>\n While his online persona not only showcases his passion for trains but his content injects much energy and enthusiasm powerful to bring joy and escapism to our daily lives.<\/p>\n But for Luke Nicolson, he’s currently pursuing an engineering degree at the University of Nottingham which became the catalyst for creating his persona and establishing his TikTok account.<\/p>\n According to an interview with The Face<\/a>, he detailed his lifelong passion for trains as well as his struggles suppressing this passion while attempting to fit in. He further details since starting university have allowed him to fully express his passions and how it has since changed his life for the better.<\/p>\n\n