Disney says ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ will return to ABC on Tuesday
More than 400 celebrities joined a boycott of Disney+ after Jimmy Kimmel's suspension over political comments, causing significant subscription cancellations and financial losses.
- Jimmy Kimmel will return to ABC on Tuesday after a brief suspension due to controversial comments, as confirmed by the Walt Disney Company.
- Some celebrities, including Cynthia Nixon, announced boycotts of Disney+ in protest of Kimmel's removal, citing First Amendment support.
- Disney confirmed the show would resume after thoughtful conversations with Kimmel amidst growing backlash and calls for boycotts on social media.
- The suspension followed a warning from FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, who suggested consequences for stations airing Kimmel's show.
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