Kyle & Jackie's Feud: New Details in $88M Lawsuit

On March 25th, a resurfaced interview sheds new light on the dramatic end of Australia's

longest-running radio duo, Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O. Henderson, their 27-year partnership

on the Kyle and Jackie O show, crumbled after Jackie walked off air during a February 20th

spat, leading radio.

Bosses at ARN to terminate both contracts worth around $100 million.

Back in 2020, Jackie revealed on a podcast how close she came to never teaming up with

Kyle at all.

She turned down an initial offer from 2-day FM to pair with him, feeling undervalued, but

stayed after they matched a better deal from rival Nova.

The pair started together on 2-day FM's Hot 30 Countdown in 2000, then dominated breakfast

ratings from 2005 onward with their shock jock style.

Now fresh details emerge from Kyle's $88 million lawsuit against ARN.

He claims the network never warned him about his on-air clashes with Jackie, and even promoted

their fiery exchanges as part of the show's appeal.

Insiders say mystery lingers over the exact few trigger, with Jackie blaming ARN's handling

and both sides insisting they remain friends, as the legal battle plays out in court.

I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Entertainment and Celebrity

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