season. Mack was on series 11 of Taskmaster, which started broadcast in March 2021. Mack is currently presenting two new shows in 2022: Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof on BBC One - alongside Holly Willoughby and Wim Hof, and The 1% Club, on ITV. The 1% Club was renewed for a second series. In June 2022, Mack was one of the compères at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Platinum Party at the Palace, introducing Jax Jones and Diana Ross. On 8 November 2022, it was announced that he would be hosting that year's Royal Variety Performance at the Royal Albert Hall. Podcast Mack has long had an interest in Buddhism, mindfulness and the possibility of leading a more spiritual life. Since September 2020 he has hosted a podcast on Buddhism and mindfulness with Neil Webster called I Can't Believe It's Not Buddha. Stand-up Career Mack went on tour in 2006 and filmed his first live DVD at the Bloomsbury Theatre, which was released the following year. In spring 2010 Mack embarked on his "Going Out" tour. Extra dates were added for autumn 2010 due to his spring tour being sold out well in advance. Going Out Live, his second live DVD, was filmed at the Hammersmith Apollo and was released in November. In December 2010 he performed at the Royal Variety Performance. In 2010, Mack took part in Channel 4's Comedy Gala, a benefit show held in aid of Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital, filmed live at the O2 Arena in London on 30 March. Solo tours Group tours Personal life Mack met Tara Mckillop during his time studying at Brunel University in 1996. They married in 2005, and they live in East Molesey, Surrey with their three children, including their son, Arlo, who briefly appeared in the 2013 Christmas special of Not Going Out. He is a vegan. Mack is of distant part Irish descent, which was explored in the 2018 season of the British television programme, Who Do You Think You Are? While on the show, Mack found that his great-grandfather was a jobbing comic named William Alexander McKillop, who used the stage name Billy Mac. He also learned that his grandfather Joe was born in Southport, but was brought to Ireland as a baby and brought up by his grandparents in Ballina, County Mayo. In February 2009, Mack, along with other British entertainers, signed an open letter