Ross criticized for controversial comments during star-studded night
Jonathan Ross has received criticism for his Oscars coverage on ITV, with viewers taking issue with his comments during the prestigious event. The talk show host provided UK viewers with insights into the glitz and glamour of the Hollywood ceremony, but not all of his remarks were well-received.
Controversial remarks and jokes spark outrage
During the coverage, Ross joked about Margot Robbie wearing black to 'mourn' director Greta Gerwig missing out on an award. His comments on the fashion choices of celebrities sparked backlash, with viewers expressing their disappointment on social media platforms.
Mislabeling and insensitive remarks further fuel criticism
In addition to his fashion commentary, Ross faced backlash for mislabeling Oscar-winner Cillian Murphy as British, despite the actor being Irish. His comments during the In Memoriam segment, particularly regarding late Friends star Matthew Perry, also drew criticism from viewers.
Viewers express frustration with Ross's coverage
Several viewers expressed frustration with Ross's coverage, with some stating that they simply wanted to watch the awards ceremony without the added commentary. The talk show host's jokes and remarks were deemed 'painful' and 'awful' by some audience members.
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