A TIKTOK star with two Hollywood A-list parents has joked about his nepo-baby status – but can you guess who he is? 

The star appeared in a new YouTube video, and poked fun at his nepo baby status.

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He starred in a video titled “Day in the Life of a Nepo Baby,” and in it he can be seen carrying out his day as the son of two very famous people.

At one point, he’s heard saying: “Unlike other nepo babies, I am extremely discreet about who my famous parents are.” 

He’s then seeing holding up both arms humorously, with huge fake tattoos of his parents’ names. 

It’s none other than Jack Robbins, son of Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins. 

Oscar-winning actress Susan is best known for iconic 90s movie Thelma and Louise, while his dad – who has also won an Academy Award – is well known for The Shawshank Redemption.

But the 36-year-old shows how his “nepo baby” status can do good in the video, as he partnered with the National Diaper Bank Network in a bid to shine a light on the diaper dilemma going on.

Jack says in the video: “Did you know that 1 in 2 families in America struggle to afford diapers?” 

He continues: “Be more mad that people are having to make the decision between buying groceries or buying diapers.” 

In the comments, fans shared their love for the video and Jack’s part in it. 

“Way to go Jack,” wrote one person, while a second added: “Absolutely love that you’ve done this.” 

Speaking with PEOPLE about the campaign, Jack said: “I was so very excited when the National Diaper Bank Network and advertising agency Tombras approached me to co-direct and star in this. 

“The fact that half of U.S. families with young children can’t afford diapers is a serious issue, so it’s an honor to use my comedy and ‘nepo baby’ character for something so clearly good and important as their mission to end diaper need.”

He also shared what his famous mum Susan thought about it all, adding: “She loves the character and she’s been very supportive of it.” 

Jack has chosen a career behind the camera and works as a filmmaker in Hollywood.

He is credited with many short films and TV projects.

Jack also previously served as a segment director for Jimmy Kimmel Live!

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