Kimmel returns to work, shares update on newborn son's health

Press Trust of India  |  Los Angeles 

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel has returned to host his late night show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" with a positive update on his newborn son's health.

The 49-year-old TV personality thanked his fans for their "humbling" support after he opened up about the complications following the birth of his son, Billy, reported abc



"First I want to tell you because so many people have asked: Our son Billy is doing very well. He's eating. He is getting bigger. He is sleeping well. He can read now -- which they say is unusual (for a child his age)," Kimmel said.

The comedian revealed last Monday that his son underwent an open-heart surgery three days after he was born.

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Kimmel returns to work, shares update on newborn son's health

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel has returned to host his late night show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" with a positive update on his newborn son's health. The 49-year-old TV personality thanked his fans for their "humbling" support after he opened up about the complications following the birth of his son, Billy, reported abc News. "First I want to tell you because so many people have asked: Our son Billy is doing very well. He's eating. He is getting bigger. He is sleeping well. He can read now -- which they say is unusual (for a child his age)," Kimmel said. The comedian revealed last Monday that his son underwent an open-heart surgery three days after he was born. Comedian Jimmy Kimmel has returned to host his late night show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" with a positive update on his newborn son's health.

The 49-year-old TV personality thanked his fans for their "humbling" support after he opened up about the complications following the birth of his son, Billy, reported abc

"First I want to tell you because so many people have asked: Our son Billy is doing very well. He's eating. He is getting bigger. He is sleeping well. He can read now -- which they say is unusual (for a child his age)," Kimmel said.

The comedian revealed last Monday that his son underwent an open-heart surgery three days after he was born.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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