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In a recent episode of her podcast, Sarah Silverman unearthed a touching memory with her ex-boyfriend Jimmy Kimmel that involved a severe health scare. Remember that time Kimmel’s appendix gave him a real run for his money? Silverman and Kimmel recounted how she sprang into action when he was in excruciating pain, practically channeling Shirley MacLaine’s dramatic flair from “Terms of Endearment” as she demanded medical attention for him. Who knew that a hospital visit could revive memories of love and friendship?
Kimmel acknowledged that Silverman truly saved his life during that intense moment, and they both gleefully shared chuckles recalling the chaos. Their relationship, which started in 2002 and concluded in 2009, has transformed into one of camaraderie and mutual respect over the years. Silverman even complimented Kimmel’s recent performance on HBO’s “Hacks,” proving that sometimes exes can indeed become friends—or at least friendly rivals in the comedy world.
It really makes you wonder, though: how many exes can we say are this supportive? It’s kind of refreshing to see two heartstring-tugging stories woven into one. So, what’s your take—can ex-partners really become great friends? Share your thoughts!
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