Kyle Sandilands experienced a serious health scare on his second day back at work on Tuesday.
The 53-year-old radio shock jock didn’t turn up to the Kyle & Jackie O studio and revealed to his co-star Jackie ‘O’ Henderson, 49, that he had vomited on himself.
‘Apparently he’s, um, projectile… He’s vomited all over himself this morning,’ Jackie announced live on air.
Thankfully, Jackie and her fellow co-stars didn’t go into too much detail about Kyle’s recent health woes.
Instead, they recalled a time the host vomited live on air before playing it for early listeners this morning.
Back in 2014, Kyle announced into the microphone that he was feeling ‘really sick’ before reaching for a bin under his desk and vomiting mid way through a segment.
Kyle Sandilands experienced a serious health scare on his second day back at work
On Tuesday, the 53-year-old radio shock jock didn’t turn up to the Kyle & Jackie O studio and revealed to his co-star Jackie ‘O’ Henderson (pictured) that he had vomited on himself
He was heard heaving while a former producer sounded shocked and worried for the radio star.
Jackie tried not to laugh, then turned surprised before springing into action and cutting to a commercial break.
Kyle’s recent absence comes after he revealed how he made a jaw-dropping $700,000 in a single night.
The radio host has claimed to have invested in Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency $Trump. The Solana-based meme coin is currently being promoted on Trump’s social media.
Speaking on The Kyle and Jackie O Show, Kyle claimed to have made a huge profit after investing in the meme coin, which experts say are incredibly risky investments.
Kyle said he pumped $10,000 into $Trump coin over the weekend – and has already made $700,000.
‘On Saturday night, sitting around with a couple of lads at my joint, let’s say 2 or 3 in the morning, Trump launched his Trump Coin,’ he said.
‘I jumped in with $10,000 and I’ve made $700,000 by the time I woke up.’
When asked whether he has cashed in on his profits, Kyle insisted he hasn’t sold up and still has his investment in $Trump.
Since the launch of $Trump, some experts questioned whether hackers were behind the new venture and others have criticised meme coins as a very risky investment.
Posts on Trump’s X, formerly known as Twitter, and Truth Social accounts announced the arrival of the $Trump, a Solana-based meme coin, on Friday night.
Meme coins are cryptocurrency named after a supposedly humourous character, individuals, artwork or trends.
Examples include Dogecoin (DOGE), which was set up as a satirical payment system to make fun of cryptocurrencies, and features a cartoon version of a cute Japanese Shiba dog called Kabosu.
Experts say meme coins are incredibly risky investments, but they can prove lucrative, especially for the creators. The market cap for meme coins generally stands in the billions.
Following the launch of $Trump, the token has exploded to $13billion in value, while trading volumes are approaching $13.6billion at the time of writing, according to GeckoTerminal data.
