Trump-Kimmel Feud Escalates: Comedy Meets Tension

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI and packed with headlines. President Trump doubled down on calling for Jimmy Kimmel's firing right after the late night host roasted him for hosting King Charles III and Queen Camilla at the White House. Trump claimed Kimmel made a despicable call to violence, but it all stemmed from jokes about Trump possibly being related to the king. Kimmel pointed out Trump's social media post, hinting at a family tie, and compared the whole thing to the 1991 comedy King Ralph, where an average American ends up on the throne. He kept it light, even poking fun at the Australian flag that went up by mistake instead of the Union Jack during the Royal Welcome. Fans and critics jumped in quick. One Trump supporter blasted Kimmel on social media, saying his words spread hate and poison American politics, urging ABC to cut him loose and keep him out of homes. On his Tuesday show, Kimmel hit back by noting Trump's earlier comment that he and Melania

1:02wouldn't reach their 63rd wedding anniversary like his parents did. The back and forth shows no signs of cooling off. This late night clash keeps the political spotlight burning bright, blending comedy with real tension as both sides dig in deeper.