Jimmy Kimmel, the host of late-night talk show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", is extending his contract with ABC one year.

Earlier in his monologue, Kimmel addressed Trump’s latest insults directed towards him. As he prepared to host the Kennedy Center Honors on Sunday, Trump slammed Kimmel’s hosting skills, calling him “horrible” and telling reporters in the Oval Office, “If I can’t beat out Jimmy Kimmel in terms of talent, then I don’t think I should be President.”

Fox News Digital confirmed ABC extended Jimmy Kimmel's contract through May 2027 following the dramatic network saga over his controversial comments about Charlie Kirk's murder.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr faced his first congressional grilling over his comments about Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday, as Democrats claimed that he has operated the agency to go after critics of Donald Trump.

The agreement was reached months ago, but Kimmel and Disney reportedly held off making the announcement out of respect for late-night host Stephen Colbert.

President Donald Trump won't be getting his wish. ABC said Monday it has signed late-night comic Jimmy Kimmel to a contract extension.

In filings with the FCC over the future of national network-local affiliate relations, Disney and other entertainment giants make their case for keeping the status quo.

The late-night show was briefly off the air earlier this year after the host's controversial comments about Charlie Kirk.

HBO host Bill Maher worried his friendship with Jimmy Kimmel is "in the balance" after publicly disagreeing with Molly McNearney's decision to cut off family over politics.