Jimmy Kimmel was spotted in Los Angeles after confronting Aaron Rodgers on social media for suggesting Kimmel might be on a list of Jeffrey Epstein associates. Kimmel denied any connection to Epstein and threatened legal action against Rodgers for his comments, which he claims put his family in danger. The dispute adds to an ongoing beef between the two, which began in 2021 when Kimmel criticized Rodgers for his COVID-19 vaccination status.
Jimmy Kimmel has responded to Aaron Rodgers' insinuations that Kimmel might be named in Jeffrey Epstein's court documents by threatening legal action. Rodgers made the comments on "The Pat McAfee Show," implying that Kimmel, among others, would not want the documents to be released. Kimmel denied any connection to Epstein and accused Rodgers of endangering his family with his remarks. The documents in question are expected to reveal names that are not necessarily linked to salacious behavior, with many already public from other filings or the Ghislaine Maxwell trial.
Jimmy Kimmel publicly criticized NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers for insinuating that Kimmel might be on a rumored list of associates of the late Jeffrey Epstein. Rodgers made the remark on the "Pat McAfee Show" while discussing a conspiracy theory. Kimmel, denying any connection to Epstein, warned Rodgers of potential legal action due to the serious nature of the accusation and the threat it poses to his family's safety.
Jimmy Kimmel has threatened legal action against NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers after Rodgers suggested Kimmel's name might appear in documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's case. Kimmel vehemently denied any connection to Epstein and accused Rodgers of endangering his family with baseless claims. The two have a history of public feuding, with Kimmel previously mocking Rodgers for his views on vaccines and UFOs. Rodgers made the controversial comment on "The Pat McAfee Show," leading to Kimmel's strong response on social media.
Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel has threatened to sue NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers after Rodgers implied on The Pat McAfee Show that Kimmel might be hoping his name doesn't appear on the soon-to-be-released list of Jeffrey Epstein's associates. Kimmel denied any connection to Epstein and accused Rodgers of endangering his family with baseless claims. Kimmel's response on Twitter suggested he is prepared to take legal action if Rodgers continues with such allegations. The dispute has potential implications for Disney, as both Kimmel's and McAfee's shows are aired by Disney-owned networks.
