The Kyle and Jackie O Show was thrown into chaos on Friday morning after a producer unexpectedly quit mid-show, causing the show to be taken off the air.
Kyle Sandilands, 52, and Jackie “O” Henderson, 48, were present as usual when their non-binary producer Kayla made the announcement.
When Kyle heard the news, he was so shocked by it that he spilled the coffee they gave him on the computer, causing the system to short out and take it off the air.
‘We’re in a weird studio because I smashed all the computers. Non-binary Kayla came in and told me the very sad news,” he later told listeners.
‘They abandon us and go on to live their own lives. As they were handing over the coffee, I grabbed it and was so shocked I spilled the coffee all over the equipment.”
The Kyle and Jackie O Show was thrown into chaos on Friday morning after a producer unexpectedly quit mid-show, causing the show to be taken off the air. Pictured: presenter Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson
The shock incident left the breakfast show off air for almost an hour while technicians worked hard to repair the studio and Kyle and Jackie O were moved to a nearby studio.
Fortunately, their technicians managed to get them back on the air and Kyle thanked them for their hard work.
It comes after reports that Kyle and Jackie O are reportedly preparing to sign a new lucrative deal with their bosses at the Australian Radio Network (ARN).
Kyle Sandilands, 52, and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson, 48, were present as usual when their non-binary producer Kayla made the announcement
The radio duo will earn a combined $200 million over the course of a ten-year contract. Australian Financial Statement.
The shock jock team are also preparing to dominate markets beyond their Sydney-based audience and expand their reach Melbourne For the first time.
They could also reportedly make up to $230 million over ten years if they increased the Victoria station’s breakfast rating.
When Kyle heard the news, he was so shocked by it that he spilled the coffee he was drinking on his computer, causing the system to short out and take it off the air.
The popular radio duo could start broadcasting in Melbourne as early as next year.
Earlier this year it was announced that Kyle and Jackie O triumphed in the sixth radio ratings of the year.
KIIS FMs The Kyle and Jackie O Show defeated 2GB’s Ben Fordham in Sydney to achieve a huge audience share of 14.7 percent (up 0.8 percent from last year).
The shock incident left the breakfast show off air for almost an hour while technicians worked hard to repair the studio and Kyle and Jackie O were moved to a nearby studio.