Press clippings Page 10
Jack Whitehall amasses £7.5million fortune
Jack Whitehall has amassed a £7.5million fortune in his showbiz company, called Jackpot Productions.
Richard Moriarty, The Sun, 21st June 2020Jack Whitehall's Father's Day review
Jack and his father Whitehall had their hearts in the right place, but this special was a little too performative.
Emily Baker, i Newspaper, 19th June 2020Inside Jack Whitehall's posh London home
Jack Whitehall made a name for himself playing the posh lad in shows like Fresh Meat so there's no surprise his London pad is suitably lavish.
Jessica Gibb, The Sun, 8th June 2020BBC One announces 2 new Jack Whitehall shows
BBC One has commissioned two new comedies from Jack Whitehall. One is a series celebrating the UK's sporting history and triumphs, whilst a lockdown Father's Day special will see him visit his father.
British Comedy Guide, 23rd May 2020Jack Whitehall hits back at Piers Morgan
Jack Whitehall hit back at Piers Morgan after the presenter's dig on Good Morning Britain today. When asked: "how do you cope being stuck inside having to lead a normal life?" Jack replied: "Well, I'm doing things like this, one of your favourite things: celebrities getting on their soapbox and trying to give back."
Rose Hill, The Mirror, 21st May 2020Jack Whitehall in isolation with model Roxy Horner
Comic Jack Whitehall has found love with a model previously linked to Leonardo DiCaprio, The Sun can reveal. The 31-year-old is in isolation with Roxy Horner.
Rachel Dale, The Sun, 7th April 2020Armageddon at last approaches in Neil Gaiman's handsome, but somehow inert, fantasy comedy: tornadoes are blowing, God is speaking and Jack Whitehall's accidental witchfinder responds to the looming end of the world in the way all virgins should. Plus, the antichrist finally reveals himself.
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 5th February 2020Jack Whitehall - Stood Up - review - Manchester Arena
Stood Up possibly isn't Jack Whitehall's best work, but it showcases why fan's love him.
Aberrant Perspectives, 22nd December 2019Art exhibition showcasing work by comedians opens
Art Is The Best Medicine, an exhibition showcasing the artwork of comedians, has opened in London. It runs until 20th December.
British Comedy Guide, 13th December 2019Jack Whitehall review
It is certainly not underpowered. Whitehall gives every routine total commitment, acting out punchlines, falling to the floor or gesticulating like a loon. But the material lacks the painstaking attention to detail and finesse of previous tours.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 27th November 2019