Kyle Sandilands Just Revealed His New Go-To Radio Station After the ARN Fallout – And Fans Are Calling It ‘HILARIOUS’!
Kyle Sandilands has revealed which breakfast radio show he has been tuning into since getting axed from The Kyle and Jackie O Show.
Former KIIS FM host Kyle Sandilands may have found his new breakfast show after revealing he has been tuning into Triple M Breakfast with Beau, Cat and Woodsy.
Mr Sandilands admitted that he found one of their latest pranks “hilarious” during a surprise live on-air chat after host Beau Ryan cold-called the radio shock jock during Wednesday morning’s show.
When Mr Sandilands picked up, he revealed that he had been listening to Triple M Breakfast and laughing non-stop at a practical joke that Cat Lynch and Aaron Woods had pulled on their co-host that morning.
Mr Sandilands was recently heard calling one of the show’s latest pranks “hilarious” during a surprise live on-air chat. Picture: Supplied
The prank saw Cat and Woodsy hire an Airtasker to lock them inside Beau’s self-proclaimed private office toilet for the entire four-hour broadcast.
The move forced the former rugby league star to abandon his preferred bathroom and, instead, make use of the shared amenities.
“Wonderful toilet prank on Beau. I thought that was hilarious,” Mr Sandilands said during the call.
The 55-year-old then joked that the hosts should have reached out to him for help with the on-air gag.
“Don’t forget your friends. Don’t go to Airtasker,” he said, adding: “I need some money too.
“I would’ve sat there for $12 an hour.”
ARN Media sacked Mr Sandilands from the Kyle and Jackie O Show in March after an on-air bust-up with his co-host the month prior.
On February 20, Sandilands accused Henderson of being “off with the fairies” and letting her “fixation” with astrology make her “almost unworkable” after she brought up former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s birth chart during a broadcast.
The moment left Henderson in tears, and resulted in a two-week suspension for Sandilands, who ARN accused of breaching his contract, and a termination of the duo’s deal.
After getting sacked, both Sandilands and Henderson, 51, filed legal proceedings against their former employer for wrongful termination.
In June, Sandilands settled his case for $12 million the day before he was due to tender evidence to the Federal Court.
Henderson will proceed with her Federal Court claim against ARN, which will go to trial in October.