Jack Whitehall places on a loved-up show with mannequin girlfriend Roxy Horner on vacation in Africa

They started courting throughout the first lockdown in March 2020.

And Jack Whitehall and his girlfriend Roxy Horner gave the impression to be happier than ever as they loved a hot-air balloon experience and safari on vacation in Africa. 

The comic, 32, cosied as much as the mannequin, 30, as he took to Instagram on Saturday to share footage of the once-in-a-lifetime expertise.

Jack captioned the put up: ‘This was positively price getting up insanely early for. Right here we’re semi tumescent at 5.30am. And absolutely up by 6!’

He minimize an off-the-cuff determine in a navy sweatshirt and tapered trousers, paired with a Boston Purple Sox baseball cap and white trainers.  

The blonde magnificence donned a equally laid-back ensemble carrying flared khaki trousers and a trendy bucket hat. 

Roxy accomplished her outfit with a brown Gucci belt bag and a gray cropped sweater.

She additionally took to her Instagram account to put up a montage video of the {couples} vacation.

Alongside the footage, Roxy wrote: ‘We awakened at 4.30am this morning and drove to this magical place to get in a scorching air balloon… I used to be so terrified of heights till in the present day.’

Jack posted movies on his Instagram story showcasing beautiful views of the African wildlife and sweeping vistas. 

In a while, the smitten duo might be seen watching a lion sleep and a peering giraffe from the open window of their safari jeep. 

The comic characteristically made a joke in regards to the lion’s personal components as Roxy admitted she could not inform if it was a male or a feminine.

Addressing his girlfriend, he mentioned: ‘You could not inform if it was a male or feminine? Simply have a look at the again!’, whereas on the identical time zooming in on the lion and including a nuts emoji.

Roxy replied: ‘Oh yeah! I did not see as a result of I wasn’t his privates!’

With a guffawing Jack responding: ‘It was the very first thing I checked out!’, earlier than including that the lion had ‘the requisite appendage.’