Meet the skydiver who has jumped out of a plane 1,100 times over some of the world's most stunning sites - including the Pyramids in Egypt.

Freddy Chase, 32, spends his days hurtling back down to Earth after "euphoric" leaps from a plane or hot air balloon.

The extreme athlete records his skydives and posts the breath-taking footage on his TikTok account where it racks up millions of views.

He earns money through brand collaborations combining his skydiving talent and advertising.

After growing up in a family surrounded by extreme sport, Freddy said skydiving was "the next level of extreme" that he wanted to be a part of.

Freddy did his first skydive five years ago after watching a friend, and quickly became "addicted".

After completing 25 jumps, Freddy became a fully-licensed skydiver with the freedom to jump anywhere.

He's now travelled to over 10 countries to see the world from above - including favourites Hawaii, the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt - where he rode on the back of a wing suit - and the Palm in Dubai.

Freddy, from Temecula, California, US, said: "Skydiving is euphoric, it's a dream and it doesn't get old.