Jimmy Kimmel Will Return To His Studio In September Following Emmys Hosting Duties

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Jimmy Kimmel’s summer-long hiatus from hosting his late-night show is coming to an end the day after he hosts the Emmy Awards. The comedian announced in June that he would be taking a break from hosting his long-running ABC late-night show.The 52-year-old made sure to note that there’s nothing wrong in his life or with his family that led to the decision.

The Hollywood Reporter, the chat host, 52, will be back in the studio at the El Capitan in Hollywood, California on September 21st, to begin broadcasting episodes of his live show on ABC.The show will also return to its regular, one-hour format, after a summer hosted by special guests and episodes that have only been a half hour long for the past few months.  Prior to that, like all other late night hosts in response to the coronavirus pandemic, Kimmel was holding court at his home for the show.And back in June, Jimmy revealed that he would be taking some time off as host of the show. 'I've been doing this job for almost 18 years,' he told viewers at the time. 'I've done 3,130 shows and there's nothing wrong.

Jimmy Kimmel is returning to his late-night talk show following his stint hosting the Emmys with his show also heading back into its usual location of the El Capitan Entertainment Centre.Kimmel returns from his summer break on Monday, Sept.

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