Jack Whitehall jokes he 'can't drive' as he details holiday disaster with Roxy Horner
Jack Whitehall grimaced in a recent photo as he detailed his holiday disaster while driving with fiancée Roxy Horner, with whom he shares a baby. The two have been enjoying a sunny break in Greece and even rented a car to easily get around but disaster struck when one of the tires popped during their drive.
In a photo shared on social media this weekend, he squatted down to the ground to get a better angled selfie of him grimacing next to the popped tire of the car. He also shared a hilarious clip of Roxy driving towards what looked lip a dumpsite in the middle of nowhere as Jack joked: "It's the scenic route," while pointing at the abandoned toilet.
"I may have misread them map," he admitted as she questioned where they were. "Try drive around there. It's the scenic route, okay? I thought it was a short cut, I may have misjudged it."
They soon drove past a mini memorial statue and he said: "That is a shrine to the last person who got lost here," before Roxy nervously laughed: "Oh my God!"
"Can't drive or navigate it turns out. Oops. There goes the deposit," he wrote in the caption. Fans were in stitches in the comment section as they rushed to laugh at their mistake. One user wrote: "Ah, the Ancient Greek Flytipopolis."
Another joked: "Nothing beats a Jet2 Holiday!" and one amused user commented: "This is EXACTLY how all low budget horror films start." One warned: "Never ever take a short cut in Greece ,been there done that, lost the Deposit."
A few days later, he returned to his page to share another video of a smaller disaster. While at a scenic restaurant, Jack spilled sauce over his shirt before the main courses even arrived.
Roxy filmed him furiously wiping the stain away with a wipe, with him captioning the post: "Anyone else struggle with putting food in their mouth?"
"The fact that this was the bread dips you flung onto your shirt and we hadn't even ordered mains yet," model Roxy added in the comment section.
Earlier this year, Jack and Roxy confirmed their engagement following months of speculation from fans.
She showed off her diamond ring on Instagram in December in a carousel of highlights from her year.
She posted several glimpses of the engagement ring as well as the moment Jack got down on one knee to propose. She also posted a snap of Jack along with the caption: "Best fiancé in the world," and a diamond ring emoji.
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