Watch the moment Jack Whitehall shocks fans with crude joke about sex life with Roxy Horner at star-studded F1 event
JACK Whitehall left fans taken aback when he made a crude joke about his sex life with his future wife.
The comedian, 36, made a rather crude joke about his sex life with Roxy Horner at a star-studded F1 event on Tuesday night.
The joke comes after The Sun revealed that Jack and Roxy, 33, got engaged before Christmas at the end of last year.
Jack hosted the Formula 1 season launch event earlier this week, with Take That and country star Kane Brown performing during the night.
As he was opening the season, Jack introduced Lewis Hamilton's teammate Charles Leclerc.
Introducing him, Jack also quipped that he was "the most handsome man on the grid".
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Before revealing it was Charles who he was talking about, he made a crude joke about the racing car driver.
"The man my fiancee imagines when we make love, and the guy I imagine when me and my fiancee make love," he said before saying Charles' name.
This comes as Jack and Roxy plan their wedding after getting engaged at the end of 2024.
The couple met while Jack was on a trip to Australia in 2020 and they ended up isolating together in London during the coronavirus pandemic.
They welcomed their first child Elsie in September last year.
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Jack announced the news online and said: “In awe of my partner who has been amazing throughout this journey and is going to be the greatest mum ever.”
At the time of The Sun revealing Jack and Roxy's engagement, a pal said: “Jack and Roxy are going into Christmas as an engaged couple.
“He asked Roxy to marry him earlier this month and she said yes straight away.
“They could not be happier together and are looking forward to planning their wedding.”
Roxy, who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in 2021, has previously praised Jack for his support.
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She told Marie Claire: "My boyfriend has been incredible. I am so lucky in that respect.
"I’ve quietly decided to spend less time with the people who haven’t understood.
"I’m really listening to my body and hoping by next year I’ll be able to get back to my normal self again.
"I know I will always have diabetes with me and that occasionally I’ll have to take time out but that’s okay.
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"Right now, I’m taking baby steps.
"I’m trying to get back my peace, surround myself with loving, understanding people and just getting the hang of this."
