The American well-known talk show host who was harshly criticized by Trump will make a comeback.

The American Broadcasting Company said on the 22nd that host Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show will resume airing on the 23rd. Previously, this well-known program was indefinitely suspended on the 17th due to controversy over Kimmel's comments on the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The decision to suspend the show was congratulated by President Trump but criticized by many, including Democratic officials. In a statement released on the 22nd, the parent company of ABC, Walt Disney Company, said that the decision to temporarily suspend "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on the 17th was made to avoid further escalating tensions at the time; the company believed that some comments made on the show were inappropriate and ill-timed. The statement said, "Over the past few days, the company has had deep discussions with host Jimmy Kimmel, and as a result, we have decided to resume airing the show on Tuesday."