A HILARIOUS video exhibits the second a lady took a photograph with worldwide comic Jack Whitehall – solely to understand the following day she was sorely mistaken.

Charlotte Hayes thought that she had met the Dangerous Training star on an evening out and begged her good friend to take an image for her to commemorate the event.

The content material creator from Canterbury, Kent was delighted when her pal ultimately took the snap, a lot in order that she tagged Whitehall on Instagram earlier than going to sleep.

Nevertheless, the 23-year-old was left aghast the following morning when she wakened and checked her Instagram to understand that the person she had shared a photograph with was not who she thought he was.

Charlotte shared a video explaining her ordeal, which begins together with her saying: “I met Jack Whitehall in a membership one evening and had a very dangerous expertise.

“So, I used to be partying in London at a membership with one in every of my associates and there was this actually tall man similar to out and in of VIP, hanging out with the DJ, going backstage.

“I noticed him strolling spherical however I didn’t get a superb look and I used to be completely bumbaclarted, Paul Blarted, mall cop rasclarted, like I used to be gone drunk, wasted GTA fashion.”

It was at this stage regardless of having indulged in a number of drinks that Charlotte felt positive she was within the presence of the Travels With My Father star.

She goes on to elucidate how she watched him dance and have become extremely assured it was him earlier than she lastly determined to strategy the actor.

Charlotte continues: “Anyhow, sooner or later he’s dancing and I get a better have a look at him and I’m like holy f***ing s**t, that’s Jack Whitehall, that’s f***ing Jack Whitehall.

“My good friend is like ‘Who the hell is Jack Whitehall’, and I’m like Jack Whitehall – one of the crucial well-known comedians within the UK, are you loopy?

“So I’ve gone as much as him and I’m like Jack Whitehall and he’s like ‘Yeah?’ and I’m like holy s**t, I have to get an image with you, can I get an image with you?

“So, I give my telephone to my good friend and I’m like ‘Please take an image of us, please I’m begging you.’

“So I get an image with this dude and I’m harassing him all evening, I’m like ‘I really like you a lot, you’re so f***ing humorous’ and I submit it on Instagram and I tag Jack on Instagram and I am going to mattress.

“I wakened within the morning and checked my Instagram.”

The video then exhibits the image of Charlotte with ‘Jack’ – who the truth is seems to be a very random clubber standing alongside a really excited wanting Charlotte.

She continues: “Whose white boy is that? Who’s that man?

“Look how f***ing comfortable I’m, look how gassed I’m – that’s honest pleasure and pleasure and all of it slipped away from me the second that I checked out this image with sober eyes.

“That’s horrifying, he seems terrified, he seems f***ing terrified – don’t drink and drive children.”

Shared to social media on Wednesday, the video acquired over 19,000 likes and greater than 350 feedback from customers left in stitches by Charlotte’s hilarious gaffe.

One person joked: “That’s Zack Whittle.”

One other commented: “I really like the very fact he went with it although.”

A 3rd stated: “Why did he say ‘Yeah’ then if he knew he wasn’t Jack Whitehall?”

One other wrote: “I used to be so apprehensive that you simply have been going to say he was imply I used to be so relieved when it wasn’t really Jack.”

A fifth wrote: “The beer goggles have been beer goggling.”

One other replied: “In your defence he was in VIP.”

Talking at present Charlotte stated: “I assumed it was him as a result of I used to be completely plastered and noticed a lanky white man out and in of VIP and after I realised it wasn’t I used to be in matches of laughter and disgrace.

“I then needed to clarify to everyone why I’d tagged some random dude as Jack Whitehall.”

The actual Jack Whitehall’s tour known as ‘Settle Down’ is working now till October throughout the UK.

In the meantime, the identification of the person within the photograph is but to be found.