Jack Whitehall was on par for a stag night to remember – including stopping off at a cheekily named mini-golf bar called Swingers and visiting a racy club.
The comedian and actor, who is to marry model Roxy Horner in a few weeks, kicked off Saturday’s festivities wearing a golden crown during a six-hour pub crawl through Soho.
He was joined by former footballer Jamie Redknapp, actor and TV presenter James Corden and ex-rugby player Lawrence Dallaglio.
Corden, 47, and Redknapp, 52, were long-time colleagues of Whitehall on Sky’s sports-comedy panel show A League Of Their Own.
Their stag do reunion started at the Devonshire pub at 3pm, where 37-year-old Whitehall was clearly already in high spirits, raising glasses and laughing with his close-knit friends.
Their camaraderie was evident with pictures showing the group laughing and embracing each other.
By 5pm the party had moved to risque cabaret venue The Box in Soho, usually an evening-only venue, for what was thought to be a private show.
At 8.30pm the celebrations took a playful turn with a round of mini-golf at Swingers.
Corden briefly vanished for a couple of hours, sparking speculation that he might have stepped away to put his children to bed before returning to join the group.
The evening then continued at the Soho Hotel bar, with whispers that Whitehall may have been staying there, keeping the group together for late-night drinks.
He and Miss Horner, also 37, got engaged in December 2024 and are already parents to two-year-old daughter Elsie.
Ms Horner, a model and social media influencer, met Whitehall in 2019 through mutual friends.
Sources say their connection was instant, bonding over a shared sense of humour and love of London, quickly becoming inseparable. Despite Whitehall’s high profile, they have kept much of their relationship private.
But preparations for their wedding are said to be in full swing, with Ms Horner trying on dresses, hosting bridesmaid meetings, and planning for her big day.
Whitehall has also been speaking about the wedding during TV appearances.
On The Jonathan Ross Show, he described the nuptials as ‘Downton Abbey meets EastEnders’, highlighting his and Ms Horner’s very different families.
‘My family, and it will come as no surprise to you, are a bunch of gilet-wearing chinless toffs, and her family are proper Cockney, all West Ham fans, proper salt of the earth,’ he said.
