Jimmy Kimmel is reportedly upset with ABC’s choice to cancel his late-night show indefinitely. The program “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” has been halted following the host’s controversial remarks regarding Charlie Kirk’s assassination. ABC-affiliated stations decided not to air the show due to these statements made shortly after the tragic event.
Sources indicate that Kimmel, who has been involved with the show since 2003, is unhappy with the suspension and is actively seeking ways to terminate his contract. His recent comments, which criticized certain political groups, were labeled as offensive and insensitive by Nexstar Communications Group, prompting ABC to take swift action.
Although Kimmel has not publicly responded to ABC’s decision, President Donald Trump applauded the network for its actions on Truth Social. Kimmel’s contract is set to expire next year, and there are speculations that he is exploring options to exit the agreement.
In light of recent events, Kimmel may appear on Stephen Colbert’s show, with whom he shares similar political views. Together, they are reportedly considering collaborating to advocate for their beliefs. The individual accused in the Charlie Kirk case, Tyler Robinson, was described as someone who transitioned from a conservative upbringing to embracing leftist ideologies.
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