Kyle Sandilands has signaled a potential return to broadcasting, revealing he is working on a new project while also addressing his current health and ongoing legal situation.
The KIIS FM personality shared the update through a fan page on Instagram late Wednesday, where he appeared in what looked like a recording studio. A visible sign in the background reading “Kyle Sandilands Live” suggested a possible direction for the upcoming venture, although no official details about the format or launch timeline were provided.
During the message, Sandilands told viewers: “Let me tell you a little secret… shhhh, don’t tell anyone,” before adding, “I’m working on a new project and all will be revealed soon. I’m coming back guys, bigger than ever!”
He also acknowledged his longtime manager, Bruno Bouchet, thanking him for continued support despite not currently being paid.
In the same clip, Sandilands briefly spoke about his health, explaining that he has been focusing on a new diet that includes grapes and boiled eggs for breakfast.
Legal Battle and Industry Uncertainty
The announcement comes as Sandilands remains involved in a legal dispute with Australian Radio Network (ARN), following the cancellation of The Kyle and Jackie O Show earlier this year.
According to reporting by news.com.au, a source indicated that Sandilands may be open to resolving the matter through a settlement, provided the terms are acceptable. The same source suggested he would prefer to avoid a prolonged court process.
The dispute includes claims and counterclaims between both sides. ARN, through its subsidiary Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation, has alleged workplace issues, while Sandilands and his former co-host Jackie O Henderson have both filed legal actions related to their departures.
Court filings referenced by media reports also outline disagreements over workplace conduct, contractual obligations, and the circumstances surrounding the show’s end in February.
Future Possibilities Remain Unclear
Despite the legal uncertainty, speculation continues about Sandilands’ next move. The presence of the “Live” branding in his recent appearance has led to questions about whether his return could involve traditional radio, a digital broadcast, or another format.
There has also been discussion, according to the same source cited by news.com.au, about potential future collaborations, although no official announcements have been made.
For now, Sandilands has not confirmed when his new project will launch or what form it will take, leaving audiences awaiting further details.
