Jimmy Kimmel Goes Dark, The View Masters The Art Of Ghosting
In a drama juicier than a Thanksgiving turkey, Jimmy Kimmel got ghosted by ABC on September 11, 2025, indefinitely off-air after calling out 'the MAGA gang' over Charlie Kirk's shocking murder. FCC chief Brendan Carr baptized Kimmel's comments as 'the sickest conduct possible' and snapped, 'We can do this the easy way or the hard way.' Meanwhile, Nexstar, juggling a $6.2 billion FCC deal, yanked Kimmel’s show from their ABC affiliates faster than you can say 'cancel culture.' Not a peep from "The View" hosts Whoopi, Joy, Sara, Sunny, and Alyssa, who chose FBI files and RFK Jr. over fiery late-night drama, sparking fans to ask: Did they get a 'do not mention Jimmy' memo or just take ghosting to a heroic level?
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The View skipped Jimmy Kimmel's suspension like that one relative who pretends your explosive family drama isn't happening just to keep the dinner awkwardly quiet. Sorry Jimmy, modern ghosting has evolved into 'network-wide invisible ink.'
Jimmy Kimmel gets suspended, FCC threatens ABC, and The View acts like Kimmel's a ghost story no one dares to tell. Somewhere, the phrase 'hot topics' just got colder than laundry left on the line.
'The View' ignoring Jimmy Kimmel's suspension is like a fire brigade showing up for social hour while the building burns. Bravo on selective outrage, ladies. Next up: ignoring global warming during a heatwave.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 9/18/2025 | Author: Talia Lakritz,Amanda Krause,Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert
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