Comedian Jack Whitehall has said he is “absolutely honoured” to be the subject of a diss track by singer Becky Hill. The track, titled Daddy’s Range Rover, appears on Hill’s upcoming album Rebecca and reportedly references Whitehall’s past comments about her.
The feud began at the 2025 Brit Awards, where Whitehall, hosting the ceremony, referred to Hill as a “Wetherspoons Whitney”. Hill later criticised the comedian as a “privately educated nepo baby”.
Speaking at the premiere of his new film Night And Day, Whitehall told the Press Association: “I’m absolutely honoured and I’m actually quite surprised it’s taken this long for someone to write a diss track about me. What’s Olly Murs been doing all these years? I’ve come for him so many times. Niall Horan never mentions me? It’s all I want.”
Whitehall plays William Rodney in the film adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel, set in 1910s London. The romantic comedy also stars Haley Bennett, Lily Allen, and Jennifer Saunders, and is directed by Tina Gharavi. Whitehall praised the director for encouraging his “silliness” on set.
Night And Day will be released in UK cinemas on June 19.
