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The former CNN anchor received a massive settlement after his ousting.
When Don Lemon got shown the door at CNN, he swore he wasn’t rushing back to the grind. And hey, with that hefty multi-million dollar payout in his pocket, who could blame him? But according to a spicy little tidbit from The National Enquirer, it seems the former anchor might not be as chill as he claims. Sources close to the situation say he’s “desperate” to snag a new gig, missing the bright lights of the spotlight like a moth drawn to a flame. “Don is frantic to get back on TV,” a source reveals, adding that it’s not just the green that’s got him itching but the allure of fame itself. With a few stumbles since his departure, including his much-panned remarks about Nikki Haley’s age, Lemon is reportedly aiming to reclaim his throne in the media kingdom—with MSNBC as his latest target. So, what’s the real scoop? Is Don Lemon ready for a comeback, or is he just another star lost in the shuffle? LEARN MORE
When Don Lemon was axed from CNN, he vowed he wasn’t in a rush to return to work. And after he received his multi-million dollar payout, most people understood why. But according to a recent report from The National Enquirer, Lemon is “desperate” for a new gig. Sources allege he misses the spotlight.
“Don is frantic to get back on TV,” reveals a source close to the situation. “It’s not the money he misses, it’s the attention. TV is a drug. No one enjoyed being famous more than Don did. Since leaving CNN, he has struggled to find his footing, and this latest attempt to land a role at MSNBC shows just how eager he is to regain his status in the media world!”
According to The Wrap, the news network paid Lemon $24.5 million, 10 months after he was fired. he full complete pay from his final contract which extended 3.5 years from his ousting.
Lemon’s time on the cable news channel began unraveling when he moved from his hit primetime show to the mornings, alongside hosts Kaitlan Collins and Poppy Harlow. He received major backlash after he implied that Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, at age 51, was past her prime.
“Nikki Haley isn’t in her prime, sorry,” he said during a broadcast, noting he was “uncomfortable” when discussing age. “When a woman is considered to be in her prime — in her 20s, 30s and maybe her 40s.” There were also allegations about Lemon fostering a toxic workplace during his time on CNN. He denied all claims and blasted the network, claiming he was blindsided by the ordeal.
He later launched The Don Lemon Show, which was also set to stream on X, formerly Twitter. But the deal ended after his interview with X owner, Elon Musk. It’s available to stream on other platforms.
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