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Jimmy Kimmel He was seen for the first time following the news of ABC stopping his late night show.
Kimmel’s photo, 57, was driven in Los Angeles on Thursday, September 18. He appeared in a good mood as he was all smiling while steering a parking garage.
The late night host wore black sunglasses and occasional black-black ensemble while out.
Kimmel’s public excursion comes a day after Weekly US confirmed that ABC is “unspecified” tensile Jimmy Kimmel alive! From the air following Comedian’s comments relating to Charlie KirkDeath on Monday, September 15. (Kirk died on September 10 after being shot while at a talking event at a college campus in Utah. It was 31.)
“Gang Maga desperately tries to characterize this child who murdered Charlie Kirk like anything other than one of them and did everything they can to score political points of him,” said Kimmel in his monologue on Monday. “Between the fingers pointing, there was grief.”
Kimmel broke into a clip of President Donald Trump.
“I think very well,” said Trump, 79, before pivoting the conversation to the new dance room being built in the White House.
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PG/Bauer-Griffin/GC imagesKimmel was joking that Trump was “on the fourth stage of the grief: building.”
“This is not how an adult mourns the murder of someone who called a friend,” quoted Kimmel. “This is how a 4 year old grieving a goldfish.” Okay? “
Trump, who has complained about Kimmel and late night guests criticized him over the years, to social media to Share his thoughts On the decision of ABC.
“Great news for America: challenged the score that Jimmy Kimmel’s show is being canceled,” the President allegedly through Truth Social “Congratulations to ABC for finally having the courage to do what it had to do. Kimmel has no talent, and a score worse than even Colbert, if that is possible. djt.
Protesters have gathered outside the Jimmy Kimmel Live! A studio broke after news that the late night show had been postponed indefinitely. US Weekly on Wednesday, September 17, confirmed that Jimmy Kimmel’s eponymous show had been taken off the air following comments made by the host of the death of Conservative political activist Charlie Kirk. “Jimmy Kimmel Live (…)
While Trump celebrates on -lein, other stars have voiced their support For Kimmel. Ben Stiller said, “This is not right,” alongside a news article shared through X. Comedian Wanda Sykes wrote, “Hey, for those of you praying, is the time to do it. Love you, Jimmy.”
Stephen Colbertwhose late show was canceled earlier this year despite winning several emmys, apparently stand up for kimmel and his team.
“This is a clear censorship,” Colbert said during the episode on Thursday, September 18, from his late night talk show, Per People. “With autocrat, you can’t put an inch. Jimmy, I stand with you and your 100 percent staff.”
