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Howard Stern Warns ABC It Will Have ‘Hell to Pay’ if Something Goes Wrong With Jimmy Kimmel Show
Stern said Kimmel used their relationship for comedy and warned ABC it would face consequences if the late-night show is mishandled.
- On Tuesday, radio host Howard Stern appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and challenged host Jimmy Kimmel, labeling his friendship with fellow late-night host Jimmy Fallon "fake" and alleging Kimmel used it for comedy material.
- Their public tension stems from a long-running feud, with Stern alleging Kimmel used private conversations as comedy material and failed to provide support during past career transitions including his 2006 move to SiriusXM.
- Kimmel pushed back against the "fake" accusation, insisting he genuinely enjoys Fallon's company and noting he is "going to dinner with Jimmy Fallon this week" while in New York.
- Beyond the personal clash, Stern defended Kimmel to ABC, playfully promising "hell to pay" if the network failed to support the host amid recent contract speculation and renewal rumors.
- The exchange reflects the complex, often performative nature of celebrity relationships in the late-night industry, where public critiques frequently mix with professional loyalty and personal grievances.
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Howard Stern Warns ABC Over Jimmy Kimmel Show Future
Howard Stern warned ABC it faces h*** to pay if Jimmy Kimmel's show falters, praising loyalty after the host's brief suspension over Kirk remarks. Fox News reported that radio host Howard Stern spoke directly to the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" audience on Tuesday and put the network on notice. He praised Kimmel as unmatched in loyalty […]
Howard Stern warns ABC will have 'hell to pay' if something 'goes wrong' with Jimmy Kimmel's show - NEW YORK TIMES POST
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Radio host Howard Stern told the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” audience on Tuesday that ABC would have “hell to pay” if something went wrong with late-night host Jimmy Kimmel’s show. “I want to say something to ABC if they’re watching right now,” Stern said, noting he had previously [...]
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