Kyle Sandilands Joins Pauline Hanson’s One Nation

has quietly become one of 's biggest supporters. 

The radio star used some of his downtime while waging a court battle with his former employer, ARN, meeting with the One Nation leader in an effort to advance her profile.

The 55-year-old will share the surprising revelation in an upcoming episode of the  Game Changers podcast, which will be released on Friday. 

'I've been working on getting their messaging across, which I think has been well received,' Kyle told the show, as reported by news.com.au on Thursday.

'She is really a surprise. She's one of my favourite people now.'

Kyle said that he has introduced the senator to powerful 'upper society types' in his circle who are interested in Hanson's 'messaging', adding with a laugh, 'Not my gangster friends'. 

Sandilands told the podcast that he is 'loving the orange wave' and considers Hanson 'very inspirational.'

'They're not what everyone thinks they are… a lunatic racist party of country bumpkins that think that the world should change,' Sandilands said.  

The shock jock has previously described his politics as 'right of centre' and has disclosed that he has voted for the Liberal Party. 

He additionally called Trump's 2024 election victory over Kamala Harris a 'win for everyone'. 

Media commentator Andrew Mercado earlier this year predicted that Sandilands would be taking his upcoming podcast, Kyle Sandilands Live, in a political direction. 

'Kyle might not get access to all the A-list celebrities anymore, so don't be surprised if he goes full MAGA to hook in an American audience to keep those dollars flowing,' Mercado told Yahoo. 

'There is money in this space if you want to court a right-wing audience,' he said. 

Meanwhile, Sandilands has finally settled his lawsuit with ARN after the cancellation of the Kyle and Jackie O Show in March.