Jimmy Kimmel's controversial Halloween trick has returned. After a two-year hiatus, Jimmy Kimmel Live! has officially brought back and endorsed its annual YouTube prank challenge, "Hey Jimmy Kimmel, I ...

Well, he did it again and kids are not happy. Jimmy Kimmel rolled out his annual "I Told My Kids I Ate All Their Halloween Candy" prank and aired the hilarious video of children reacting to their ...

Some may say it's easy to take candy from a baby. Magic Mike, however, might not be one of those people. For the last several Halloweens, the host of Jimmy Kimmel Live has asked people to tell their ...

It's the last scream of Halloween. Yep, for the past six years the day after the big candy grab has been traumatic for children whose parents love Jimmy Kimmel, and this year was no different. We ...

Halloween has come and gone, but that doesn’t mean we’re still not laughing at some of the pranks. One of the annual contenders for funniest Halloween prank is easily one designed by Jimmy Kimmel.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. a new TikTok shared by illusionist Justin Flom features an “evil” candy-based prank. The clip, which has more than 28 million ...

"So since the kids got pranked anyway, you know, why waste?" Kimmel said, before showing a few of the hilarious "unauthorized and unwanted" videos. Kids say the darndest things -- especially when ...

The late-night host's annual Halloween prank had kids threatening to call the cops and lecturing their parents after believing mom and dad ate their candy. A lot of angry kids have a bone to pick with ...

Once again, Jimmy Kimmel asked parents to pretend that they ate all of the Halloween candy and record their kids' reactions. There were tears, tantrums and even curse words, but there were also kids ...

Jimmy Kimmel proved he’s not only into tormenting other people’s children with his annual post-Halloween prank on Tuesday night! The Jimmy Kimmel Live! host noted that for the first time in the six ...

As the pandemic inflicted more than enough misery on just about everyone, Jimmy Kimmel opted not to call for submissions for his Halloween prank tradition in 2020. And just like they did last year, ...