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During a 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' interview with UCLA's first-ever women’s basketball national champions, host Jimmy Kimmel steered the chat toward Donald Trump, joking about bringing a fake trophy to the White House; the moment drew social-media backlash as UCLA defeated the South Carolina Gamecocks 79-51 to claim the title.
Zendaya addressed the viral AI-generated wedding photos with Tom Holland on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, calling the images fake and noting that many people were fooled, while promoting her new film The Drama.
Zendaya used a spoof wedding video on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to quash rumors that she and Tom Holland had secretly wed. She explained the clip—depicting her as a bride with Robert Pattinson as the groom and a photoshopped head of Holland—as footage from her new film The Drama, not real life, addressing the AI wedding photos circulating online. The couple are engaged, and The Drama opens in theaters on April 3.
Zendaya addressed the viral AI-generated wedding photos of her and Tom Holland on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, saying they’re not real and that many people have been fooled. She spoofed the confusion with a clip from her film The Drama, noted that the engagement ring and wedding band she wore in public are real, and explained the chatter followed comments from Law Roach. She wasn’t angry—just disappointed—about the meme.
Zendaya addressed viral AI-generated wedding photos of her and Tom Holland on Jimmy Kimmel Live, saying many people have been fooled and the images aren’t real. She noted that friends in real life were also fooled and upset they weren’t invited, then teased a clip from her movie The Drama that overlays Holland’s face on Robert Pattinson to clear up the confusion, and touched on Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
Zendaya revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live that viral AI photos purporting to show her wedding to Tom Holland fooled many people in her personal circle; the images, created by digital creator Juan Regueira Rodríguez, went viral with millions of likes, prompting discussions about invitation vibes as she and Holland continue promoting their Spider-Man projects.
Zendaya addressed viral AI-generated wedding photos with Tom Holland on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, insisting the images are fake and noting that many people—including close friends—were fooled or upset about not getting invites. She did not confirm any marriage and said she hadn’t seen the headlines, reaffirming the AI photos as not real.
Benny Blanco revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! that Selena Gomez’s handwritten wedding vows went missing for about four days, and he handed them to her right before the ceremony, prompting tears. He also recounted inviting Lil Dicky to officiate but Gomez asked him to omit parts of the vows, with the wedding taking place Sept. 27 in California and guests including Taylor Swift.
Don Lemon used his first major post-arrest TV interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to say he was in Los Angeles reporting as a journalist, not protesting, when he was arrested on federal charges tied to an anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church; he was released without bond and plans to plead not guilty, while also criticizing corporate media and stressing the importance of a free press.
On Jimmy Kimmel Live, host Jimmy Kimmel jokes that Bill Belichick deserved Hall of Fame induction despite the snub and playfully jokes about Belichick’s relationship with Jordon Hudson, while touching on Trump’s reaction and an NFL kickoff rule as the Hall defends voting integrity amid debate over Spygate/Deflategate.
General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn publicly refused to watch or engage with Carrie Underwood after her guest spot on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, posting the stance on Threads and sparking a politicized online discussion about Underwood’s politics. Grahn is known for outspoken activism, including messages at the Daytime Emmy Awards advocating democracy and reproductive rights, while Underwood has largely stayed private politically. The piece also notes past Kimmel controversies and mentions Underwood’s inauguration performance, highlighting the broader context of political discourse around the show.
Jimmy Kimmel Live! is reducing its musical guest performances to twice a week, continuing a trend of declining music segments on late night TV shows, which have been cutting back over recent years due to various industry challenges.
Cleto Escobedo III, the longtime bandleader of the Jimmy Kimmel Live! house band and a childhood friend of host Jimmy Kimmel, has died at age 59. Known for his saxophone talent and close friendship with Kimmel, Escobedo's death marks a significant loss in the entertainment community. He had a distinguished career performing with major artists and was a beloved figure both professionally and personally.
Jimmy Kimmel Live! will take the rest of the week off following the death of bandleader Cleto Escobedo III, whom Kimmel described as a childhood friend and talented musician, leading to an emotional tribute and a temporary pause in the show's schedule.
Jimmy Kimmel's bandleader and childhood friend, Cleto Escobedo III, died at age 59, with no cause of death disclosed. Kimmel expressed deep sorrow and highlighted their lifelong friendship and collaboration.