JUST IN: Jimmy Kimmel has refused to apologize to charlie Kirk's family and to make donation as to lift ABC on-air suspension.

Just in: Jimmy Kimmel Faces Suspension Over Comments About Charlie Kirk

Late-night host jimmy Kimmel is currently facing an on-air suspension following controversial remarks made about the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The suspension was initiated by Sinclair Broadcast Group, the largest operator of ABC affiliate stations in the United States.

In a press release issued Wednesday, Sinclair outlined specific conditions that must be met before Jimmy Kimmel Live! can resume airing on its stations.

“Sinclair will not lift the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live!* on our stations until formal discussions are held with ABC regarding the network’s commitment to professionalism and accountability,” the statement read.

Among Sinclair’s demands is a formal, direct apology from Jimmy Kimmel to Charlie Kirk’s family. The company cited Kimmel’s recent comments as the reason for pulling the show from its affiliated networks.

In addition to an apology, Sinclair also requested that Kimmel make a meaningful personal donation to the Kirk family as a gesture of good faith.

As of now, Kimmel has reportedly declined to apologize or commit to a donation. Neither ABC nor Jimmy Kimmel’s team has released an official statement in response to Sinclair’s demands.

The situation has sparked widespread debate across social media and within the entertainment industry, raising questions about free speech, accountability, and the boundaries of comedy in today’s media landscape.