Lloyd Griffith

Lloyd Griffith is an English comedian, actor, presenter and singer from Grimsby, England. He originally trained as a classical choral singer at the University of Exeter before becoming a comedian in 2010. He started in stand-up comedy before starring in the comedy short Inheritance and appearing on the BBC Radio 1 Comedy Lounge in 2014. Prior to 2019, Griffith performed as tour support for Rob Beckett and Jack Whitehall, and in 2023 he supported Jack Whitehall as part of a multi-location stand-up comedy tour in advance of his own 2024 set.

Griffith started his TV career on the BBC Three show Taxi to Training, in which he interviewed professional footballers such as Troy Deeney, Asmir Begovic and Dele Alli as he drove them to their training grounds. He has appeared on BBC, Sky TV and Comedy Central shows including Drunk History, Rugby's Funniest Moments and Sweat the Small Stuff, and he had a small recurring part in the NBC comedy Ted Lasso. He was announced as a new host of Soccer AM when he replaced Helen Chamberlain for the 2017-18 run, and he left the show in July 2019. In 2019 he served as a host of Flinch, a physical gameshow for Netflix, alongside Seann Walsh and Desiree Burch, and presented the BBC2 documentary Can You Beat the Bookies? In 2024 he was part of the main cast of the Australian detective dramedy Return to Paradise, and he was nominated for a silver Logie award at the 2025 ceremony.

Outside of his television work, Griffith is well known for his YouTube series Premier League Fan Reactions, with weekly videos regularly reaching upwards of 100K views. A keen football fan of his home town team Grimsby Town, he sometimes commentates on their games for BBC Radio Humberside. He was a chorister at Grimsby Minster and read music at the University of Exeter, where he was a choral scholar in the Exeter Cathedral choir, and he still sings professionally as a deputy in the choirs of St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle and Westminster Abbey.