Radio Stars Sue ARN for $160M

0:00It's March 31st. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI and packed with headlines. Radio hosts Jackie Henderson and Kyle Sandelands are both suing their former employer ARN for massive payouts after getting fired. Henderson claims she raised multiple complaints over 14 months about workplace issues, including bullying from Sandylands, but ARN terminated. Her contract anyway, she's seeking at least $82,250,000, alleging it violated the Fair Work Act. Meanwhile, Henderson says she never demanded Sandelands be sacked, or her own deal ended. She just wanted to fix to keep working safely. Sources say Sandelands had no clue about her grievances before his own exit, and the whole thing blew up from a disagreement back in February. The fallout has folks in the industry buzzing, with both stars now off K.I.S. 1065 in heading to federal court. Henderson accuses ARN of adverse action for firing her over her protected complaints,

1:01plus misleading statements to the stock exchange. Sandelands is chasing up to $85 million in his separate suit, making this a double legal headache for ARN. New reports highlight how her grievances piled up without resolution, leading straight to the terminations. ARN denies everything and plans to battle it out in court, but if both claims stick even close to those figures, they could face over $100. $60 million in liabilities, way more than their current market value. This radio drama is far from over.