Radio host Jackie O Henderson was less than impressed after she found out she had come in at 46 on the Maxim Hottest 100 list.
During her KIIS FM show on Wednesday, producer Cooper Johns informed Jackie she beat her previous spot.
‘You were 60 last year. And you have now improved 14 spots to 46. Well done Jackie,’ he said.
But Jackie then admitted she wasn’t a fan of Maxim’s Hottest 100 list because it ‘just compared woman’.
‘But I’ve got to say, I’m not really for these lists. I’m really not, really. Because I just think you’re comparing women and how they look. And I’m not into it,’ she said.
Jackie beat some of Australia’s biggest stars including radio rival Carrie Bickmore, who was number 77.
Olympic break-dancer Raygun also made the list at number 95 while Kate Ritchie was number 70, and Isla Fisher was number 54.
Despite beating some of the country’s biggest stars, Cooper told Jackie she wasn’t the highest radio presenter on the list.
Radio host Jackie O Henderson was less than impressed after she found out she had come in at 46 on the Maxim Hottest 100 list
‘Amanda Keller has come in at 38,’ he said.
‘And that’s fine. I’m actually very happy for Amanda to be 38. I don’t think she would be for these lists either, I’ve gotta say,’ Jackie admitted.
Cooper jokingly continued: ‘That’s not what she’s saying. She’s sh*t canning you at the moment down there. Her and Jonesy.’
‘Apparently, they’re throwing a little party down there. Apparently, your face is on a dart board. They’re throwing darts at it.’
During her KIIS FM radio show on Wednesday, Cooper Johns informed Jackie she had made the list. But Jackie admitted she wasn’t a fan of Maxim’s Hottest 100 list because it ‘compared woman’
Australian athlete Nina Kennedy won this year’s Maxim’s Hottest 100 List.
Australian actress Margot Robbie made the list in second place followed by Jessica Fox and Kaylee McKeown.
Australian soccer star Mary Fowler landed in ninth place while former Bachelor star and podcaster Abbie Chatfield made the list in 10th place.
Further down the list, The Voice Australia host Sonia Kruger landed in at number 24 while Nicole Kidman was placed in at 32nd.
Jackie beat some of Australia’s biggest stars including radio rival Carrie Bickmore (pictured), who was number 77
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