Kimmel Roasts Trump Over Royal Ties, Aussie Flag Gaffe

0:00On April 29th, Jimmy Kimmel just dropped the hilarious java president Trump over his possible family ties to King Charles III. Trump shared a story claiming he might be distantly related to the king during their White House welcome for Charles and Queen Camilla. Kimmel nailed it on a show, saying it mirrors the 1991 comedy, King Ralph, where John Goodman plays an average American suddenly next. In line for the British throne after a freak accident, this comes right amid their escalating feud, with Trump posting on truth social that Kimmel should get fired by Disney and ABC over past comments. He called violent. Just a day earlier, Trump had ripped into the late night host again, keeping their back and forth red hot. Fans and critics are loving Kimmel's roast, but some heavy hitters are pushing back hard. One public figure slammed Kimmel's words as corrosive to America, urging ABC to cut him off from nightly TV spots. It's stirring up the usual divide on late night comedy versus political fire.

1:01Kimmel didn't stop there, poking fun at a mix-up where an Australian flag flew instead of the Union Jack to greet the royals, calling it a false flag, blunder. He also hit Trump's off-hand remark about not hitting his parents' 63-year wedding anniversary milestone with Melania. All this royal riffing shows how pop culture and politics keep colliding in the wildest ways, leaving us tuned in for the next punchline. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.