“Jimmy Kimmel’s colleagues at Disney are throwing him under the bus, according to a new report.

According to Page Six, “insiders” called the late-night host an “a--hole” who “never played well in the sandbox,” amid rumors that his show is coming to an end after 24 seasons.”

“Those who are familiar with men’s mental health will know that the impact of being falsely accused of abuse, especially sexual abuse, can be overwhelming and catastrophic for the accused and their families. (If you have been falsely accused, see the helplines at the end of this article).

How common are false accusations? Estimates vary quite a bit, but even if you think false accusations aren’t that common and therefore not a serious problem, for those individuals who are falsely accused the effect is hugely significant. A survey by YouGov for DAVIA of over 5,000 people, published in August 2025, found that men are roughly twice as likely as women to be falsely accused of abuse, including “domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, or other forms of abuse”. The survey found false accusation rates of 6% of men in the UK, 11% in the US, 16% in Argentina, and 18% in Australia.”

"Gaetz provided drugs and paid the women for sex, out-of-state travel, lodging and other expenses, according to the lawsuit."