Jimmy Kimmel, known for his criticism of President Trump, mentioned in a Los Angeles Times article that his network contract ends in 2025, hinting at a possible end to his late-night show. Kimmel was quoted saying, “That seems like enough,” indicating his contemplation of retirement. Despite considering retirement, he acknowledged, “I think this is my final contract.” Reflecting on his fatigue, Kimmel admitted moments of exhaustion, with thoughts of eagerly awaiting the contract’s end. However, he also acknowledged the allure of the break as he finds solace in the fun aspects of his work after such moments. Kimmel’s forthcoming departure may mark a shift in late-night television, leaving fans to anticipate the future post-2025.
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