Kevin Hart faces backlash at FIFA World Cup as | TV Shows

Comedian Kevin Hart stepped onto the stage today with German supermodel Heidi Klum to host the FIFA World Cup 2026 draw, but soccer followers weren’t impressed with his internet hosting skills.

Upon his entrance, Kevin awkwardly pleaded with the World Cup crowd for more enthusiasm. While Heidi gracefully waved to the viewers, he was compelled to declare, “You guys can do better than that! Come on!”

“Make some noise in the air one time,” he persevered in rallying supporters while applauding. His struggles intensified when his comedic makes an attempt failed to resonate with the viewers.

He remarked, “I’m proud to be here as a soccer fan. Wait, correction. I should not say soccer. The rest of the world calls it football.

“I do know my Messi from my Michael Jordan, I do know my Cristiano from my Stephen Curry, I do know my Bellingham from my Tom Brady.”

Another chimed in with a jest: “This draw cannot be real. First, I had to hear to Kevin Hart, and now we’re watching Donald Trump get some made-up peace prize.”

The noticeable height difference between the co-hosts, Kevin and Heidi, also sparked conversation among viewers. With Kevin standing at 5’5 and Heidi towering four inches above him, it was a sight that didn’t go unnoticed.

“Why would they pair Heidi Klum with Kevin Hart? The top distinction is so loopy”, one viewer quipped. Another added, “Heidi being taller than Kevin is hilarious.”

A third viewer joked, “Why pair Kevin Hart with such a tall woman?” while another remarked, “Kevin Hart’s top always catches me off guard!”

As half of his internet hosting duties, Kevin launched musical performances from Andrea Bocelli, the Village People, and Robbie Williams, who was joined by award-winning artist Nicole Scherzinger.

Hart, a famend comic globally, has left an indelible mark on comedy. At 46, he is earned a Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, two Grammy nominations, and 4 Primetime Emmy nods, not to point out a profitable Hollywood film profession.