BRIT Awards host Jack Whitehall divides fans as he makes string of SAVAGE jibes at A-list guests from roasting KSI's 'talents' to a brutal joke about Simon Cowell's face

Jack Whitehall has divided fans as he made a series of savage digs directed at the A-list guests while hosting the 2025 BRIT Awards on Saturday night. Jack Whitehall has divided fans as he made a series of savage digs directed at the A-list guests while hosting the 2025 BRIT Awards on Saturday night The comedian, 36, took to the stage at London's O2 Arena for his fifth year and got off to an eyebrow-raising start as he roasted the celebrity audience However, others viewers were much less convinced, writing: 'Jack Whitehall is the most unfunny tv presenter and comedian on the planet, giving it a rest la'; 'Jack Whitehall annoys me, that's all. He took a series at vibes including roasting KSI's 'talents', saying him judging Britain's Got Talent is 'like Stephen Hawking judging Strictly Come Dancing' However, viewers were left divided as some took to X - formerly known as Twitter - to praise his humour, while others slammed him as 'unfunny' and called for someone else to take over Jack also delivered a swipe at KSI's Britain's Got Talent co-star Simon Cowell's changing appearance He then joked: 'I listen to Kendrick Lamar and I think I couldn't do this, but I listen to your stuff and I think ''oh yeah I could do this''.' Jack certainly didn't stop there as he also delivered a swipe at KSI's Britain's Got Talent co-star Simon Cowell. Jack didn't shy away from bringing up Stormzy's controversial partnership with McDonald's in another brutal jibe The rapper was accused of 'selling out' after starring in a major campaign for the fast food giant, despite McDonald's facing calls for boycotts over its links to Israel Earlier in the night, Jack cut a dapper figure in a green tuxedo as he stepped out with his partner Roxy Horner In another humorous joke, Jack remarked that there were some 'competition winners' as well as actual celebrities in the audience, before the camera panned to Nick Grimshaw.