Aaron Rodgers Faces Legal Threat from Jimmy Kimmel Over Epstein Comment
Pat McAfee Apologizes for Rodgers' Comment Made on His Show
- Aaron Rodgers, New York Jets quarterback, made a comment on ESPN's 'The Pat McAfee Show' suggesting that late-night host Jimmy Kimmel had ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
- Kimmel denied any contact with Epstein and threatened legal action against Rodgers if he continues to make further claims.
- Pat McAfee, host of the show where the comment was made, apologized for the remarks, stating that he believed Rodgers was simply 'trying to talk sh*t'.
- Rodgers has not publicly responded to Kimmel's threat to sue.
- The controversy has led to a public feud between Rodgers and Kimmel, attracting significant media attention.
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