Jennifer Lawrence’s outrageous X-rated roast

Lawrence made some lewd and crude comments about a prominent public figure on stage over the weekend – and the crowd loved it.

Actress Jennifer Lawrence at the GLAAD Awards.

Jennifer Lawrence made some lewd and crude comments about former Vice President Mike Pence at the GLAAD Media Awards over the week — that had the crowd in stitches.

The star gave her profane, irreverent speech while honouring country musician Orville Peck with the Vito Russo Award at the ceremony, honouring leaders in LGBTQ media and culture.

The Hunger Games star said that she “loved seeing so many humans who can top their field while still power bottoming. Not to mention being in a room with this many men and not need[ing] mace.”

She continued that she “loves” the gay community, adding her “first love” was a “homosexual” who she attempted to “convert” for years. “But now I know conversion therapy doesn’t work,” the Oscar winner explained. “Did you hear me Mike Pence?”

Jennifer Lawrence drew big laughs from the audience. Picture: Getty

Posing with singer Orville Peck on the red carpet. Picture: Getty

Then, to the delight of the audience, Lawrence further stuck it to the Republican politician. “Conversion therapy isn’t real. Even though you think it worked on you,” she said of the former Indiana governor.

She added the below-the-belt joke: “You know he’s in New York tonight? He’s receiving a Kids’ Choice Award for weirdest d** k.”

(We’re not even sure what that means, but we’ve reached out to a rep for Pence for comment on Lawrence’s speech.)

Lawrence looked incredible in a low-cut dress with a thigh high split. Picture: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for GLAAD

Pence, who has been married to wife Karen since 1985, has been previously slammed by LGBTQ activists for supporting conversion therapy and opposing gay marriage.

In 2017, about 200 protesters with glow sticks, hula hoops and rainbow flags held a “Queer Dance Party” in front of his residence.

Pence also reportedly backed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act as Indiana’s governor, which was criticised as anti-LGBTQ legislation.

Republican politician Mike Pence copped a hiding from Lawrence. Picture: AFP

HBO’s John Oliver has also previously taken aim at Pence, with a parody book about his pet bunny.

Either way, Lawrence went on to talk about her friendship with Peck, whom she met at a party. “After swapping numbers and live texting during ‘Housewives,’ soon we took it to the next level,” she said.

Also at the gala were Jennifer Hudson, Uma Thurman and Don Lemon.

This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission.