Kyle Sandilands has potentially started another war of words – this time with a golden boy of Australian television.

The shock jock, 53, was chatting to his Zombie Plane co-star Sophie Monk, who was filling in for his KIIS FM co-star Jackie ‘O’ Henderson on Wednesday morning.

The pair were discussing levels of hate that celebrities are forced to endure online.

‘There is no one that doesn’t get hate. Pick three people that wouldn’t have hate. I’ve got three – Beyoncé, Ronald McDonald and Jesus,’ Kyle said.

‘Wrong! They all have hate sites dedicated to them.’

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Kyle Sandilands has potentially started another war of words – this time with a golden boy of Australian television

Sophie then suggested that affable I’m A Celebrity host Robert Irwin would be one famous Aussie face that does not engender ill will.

Kyle vehemently disagreed with the Love Island host’s assessment, admitting: ‘Oh no, hate him. I just can’t stand him.’

The radio host’s opinion might be at odds with many Australians. However, Kyle quickly followed with a caveat before expanding on why the wildlife warrior rubs him the wrong way.

‘In real life, I actually like him. But it’s the whole “G’day” … It’s the juvenile presentation style,’ he said.

Kyle did find some positive words for Robert, referencing his recent internet-breaking turn to modelling Bonds underwear.

‘He’s got a rock hard body on him though,’ Kyle said before admitting Robert’s racy ad campaign resonated strongly with many staff members at KIIS FM.

‘The gays here were all gathered around the laminating machine, laminating their posters so they could take it home and put it in the shower,’ Kyle claimed.

The shock jock admitted that he ‘can’t stand’ I’m A Celebrity Host and affable wildlife warrior Robert Irwin

He did follow the statement with the important caveat: ‘In real life, I actually like him, but it’s the whole “G’day”…its’s the juvenile presentation style,’ he said

Newsreader Brooklyn Ross disagreed, saying that while attractive, Robert did not have that certain ‘je ne sais quoi’.

‘I don’t find him … he’s obviously attractive but I’m not, like, turned on by Robert Irwin,’ Brooklyn admitted.

Sophie added that she thought Robert would make perfect son-in-law material.

‘If I had a daughter, I’d want her to marry Robert Irwin,’ she revealed.

Kyle did concede he could see why he would be an attractive addition to any family with: ‘I get that, because he’s a sweetie pie.’

It’s not the first time that Kyle has fired verbal salvos toward fellow Aussie celebs.

He has been famously embroiled in many wars of words throughout the years, including much publicised stouches with comedian Dave Hughes, TV and radio star Rove McManus, and Today Extra host David Campbell.

Back in 2017, Kyle issued an explosive tirade against David, reigniting an already existing feud.

Kyle did find some positive words for Robert, referencing his recent internet-breaking turn modelling Bonds underwear. ‘He’s got a rock hard body on him though,’ Kyle said before admitting Robert’s racy ad campaign resonated strongly with many staff members at KIIS FM

He told News Corp the Today Extra host was ‘dog’ and a ‘peasant’ before adding: ‘That c**k breath, I can’t stand him.’

The animosity began in 2011 after the musician publicly slammed Kyle when the radio star controversially called a female journalist a ‘fat slag’, with Kyle saying, ‘As soon as he had a chance to have a little whinge during one of my many f**k-ups of life, he was one of the ones to first sink the boot in as many people did.’

More recently, Kyle took a not-so-subtle swipe at former housemate and current radio rival Jase Hawkins.

Kyle said Jase, who was once known professionally as Labby, got his first paycheck because of him and was treated like a ‘slave’ early on in his career.

‘Jase Hawkins, who we used to call Labby, but he wanted his own name up in lights… He was a great little b***h around here, a little sidekick b***h,’ Kyle said.

‘And I met him when he was 16 in Brisbane, he’s not even from Melbourne.’

Kyle then went on to note Jase’s various gigs in radio following their time together, saying he was a fame w***e.

‘Then he wanted to be the big fame w***e himself and he went up to Brisbane, failed. Then went to Melbourne, worked for KIIS, failed,’ Kyle said.