The Kyle & Jackie O Show was unexpectedly absent from its radio show on Wednesday morning, with KIIS FM forced to play reruns of its highlights.
Radio sources have exclusively revealed to Daily Mail Australia that almost the entire show’s crew has been plagued by illness in recent days.
This comes after co-host and radio host Kyle Sandilands, 53, spent Monday and Tuesday detailing how more and more of his crew were unable to work due to a variety of illnesses spreading around the studio.
On Monday, reporter Cooper Johns failed to show up after “behaving delinquently” throughout the weekend, along with producer Joshua Fox, who has pneumonia.
The following day, show director and Sandilands manager Bruno Bouchet was also absent due to an undisclosed illness.
Listeners were also informed on Tuesday that content producer Natalie Penfold would be out for a month after breaking both of her feet.
It is believed that either Sandilands or his co-presenter Jackie ‘O’ Henderson, or even both, have also been struck down by mysterious illnesses.
An ARN spokesperson confirmed to Daily Mail Australia that Sandilands is “not feeling well” and will “hopefully” return to the show on Thursday.
The Kyle & Jackie O Show radio show was unexpectedly absent on Wednesday morning, with KIIS FM forced to play repeats of their highlights. Pictured: Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson
This comes after the radio host recently visited a vascular surgeon after suffering from several health problems over the years.
During a segment last week, Sandilands revealed Had a routine checkup with a doctor who Diagnoses and treats problems with blood vessels.
The 53-year-old explained that while his results had not changed since his last visit, he received some health tips that surprised him.
Most of the crew are unable to work due to a variety of illnesses spreading around the studio. On Monday, reporter Cooper Johns (pictured) failed to show up after “acting out” all weekend.
It is believed that either Sandilands or his co-presenter Jackie ‘O’ Henderson, if not both, have also been struck down by mysterious illnesses.
“They put me on the table as if I were a piece of meat. They stripped me and examined me,” he explained.
“And then the surgeon says, ‘Yeah, exactly the same as last time. Maybe I’ll quit smoking.'”
But when Kyle asked his doctor if he could continue vaping THC, a cannabinoid found in cannabis and often used legally for therapeutic use, his doctor said no.
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