I’m Leaving the US

In a move that stunned late-night television, Jimmy Kimmel announced that Jimmy Kimmel Live! will end its run on January 20, 2026—the day of the presidential inauguration—and that he plans to leave the United States.

During an emotional on-air segment, the 58-year-old host addressed viewers directly, reflecting on more than two decades behind the desk. He spoke about loving the country but feeling increasingly disconnected from its political and cultural climate. With visible emotion, he cited deepening division, anger, and the strain of covering contentious politics night after night as factors in his decision.

Kimmel did not reveal his intended destination, though reports suggest he and his family have explored options in Canada and parts of Europe. According to sources, the choice follows years of frustration with the escalating political atmosphere, particularly after the 2024 election cycle, which he frequently criticized for misinformation and eroding civil discourse.

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