RT 🚨 LATE-NIGHT CIVIL WAR: Stephen Colbert Reportedly “Snubbed” by Jimmy Kimmel & Jimmy Fallon After Secret Meeting Leaks
🚨 LATE-NIGHT CIVIL WAR: Stephen Colbert Reportedly “Snubbed” by Jimmy Kimmel & Jimmy Fallon After Secret Meeting Leaks
Hollywood — A shocking report has set the entertainment world ablaze: a “secret meeting” between Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon allegedly took place in Los Angeles last week — and Stephen Colbert wasn’t invited.
According to multiple insiders, the two late-night hosts met privately at an upscale hotel bar just hours after the Emmy nominations were announced — a meeting that one source described as “a quiet declaration of alliance.”
“Everyone in the late-night world knows this was a power move,” said one TV insider. “Colbert’s dominance at CBS has always rubbed the others the wrong way. Fallon and Kimmel are tired of playing nice.”
The revelation has fans divided — and the networks in panic mode.
💣 “Lines Have Been Drawn”
For nearly a decade, Colbert, Kimmel, and Fallon have been the big three of American late-night TV, competing fiercely for ratings, celebrity guests, and viral moments.
But while Colbert has ruled the political satire space with The Late Show, Fallon’s ratings on NBC have quietly slipped — and Kimmel’s sharp humor has often clashed with both rivals’ tones.
Now, rumors suggest the two Jimmys might be joining forces to “take Colbert down,” possibly through shared guests, coordinated jokes, or even a combined live special.
“It’s not war — it’s strategy,” said another insider. “But Colbert sees it as betrayal.”
⚡ “He Feels Outnumbered”
Behind the scenes, CBS executives are reportedly “furious” and “concerned” about what they see as a brewing late-night cold war.
One anonymous staffer told Hollywood Wire:
“Stephen feels outnumbered. He’s been loyal to his team, his brand, and his audience — and now he’s realizing the others might be plotting moves without him.”
Fans have taken to X (formerly Twitter) to voice shock and confusion:
- “I never thought Fallon and Kimmel would team up — they’re too different!”
- “Colbert deserves better. This feels like high school drama with million-dollar suits.”
- “If they’re forming an alliance, late-night TV just got real.”
🔥 The Future of Late-Night
Insiders say the tension may soon go public. There are whispers that Colbert plans to address the “rumors” on air, possibly in a subtle jab during his monologue. Meanwhile, NBC and ABC have refused to comment on whether the “meeting” even took place.
But one producer summed it up best:
“Late-night TV used to be about jokes. Now, it’s about power.”
If the rumors are true, the entertainment world may be witnessing the biggest shake-up in talk-show history — and the beginning of a late-night civil war that could change everything.
