Kyle Sandilands berates his female entertainment reporter Mary Madigan after she tells him off for exploding at his colleagues and calling Brooklyn Ross a ‘dumb c**t’

Kyle Sandilands has exploded at his employees Mary Madigan and Brooklyn Ross, verbally abusing the pair during an interview with a school principal who quit her job because she refused to celebrate an annual LGBT+ awareness event. The radio host, 55, called Brooklyn, 38, a ‘dumb c***’ on Tuesday after they got into a heated argument over show guest, Canberra primary school principal Janelle Rowe. Sandilands then went on to berate entertainment reporter Mary Madigan, telling her to ‘shut up’ when she stepped in to defend her colleague. Rowe had recently resigned from her job after she received backlash for refusing to celebrate Wear It Purple Day at her school, instead choosing to host a more ‘broad’ and ‘age-appropriate’ Bullying No Way Week.Ross took offence, saying Rowe was calling the gay and trans communities ‘inappropriate’, and went on to interrogate the educator when she called into the live show. However, Sandilands pushed back and defended Rowe, denying that she was against the LGBT+ community.  Kyle Sandilands, 55, has exploded at employees Mary Madigan and Brooklyn Ross, 38, verbally abusing the pair during an interview with a school principal on Tuesday’What is inappropriate about some kid having same sex parents or me being gay? What is inappropriate?’ Ross said.’That’s not what she’s saying. She’s not saying it’s inappropriate,’ Kyle said, with Janelle adding: ‘That’s not what I said.”You have called it inappropriate. You have,’ Ross fumed.’She’s said she wanted to do something more age-appropriate. She doesn’t want to talk to a Muslim family’s child-‘ Sandilands began, but was promptly cut off by Ross who said: ‘What is age-inappropriate about being gay?’Sandilands then exploded at being interrupted, snapping: ‘Hang on. I’m f***ing explaining it to you, you dumb c***t. ‘Can’t you understand?’ The radio host called Brooklyn a ‘dumb c***’ after they got into a heated argument over Wear It Purple Day, an annual LGBT+ awareness event held in schools. He then went on to berate entertainment reporter Mary Madigan, telling her to ‘shut up’ when she stepped in to defend her colleague Madigan attempted to step in and defend Ross, saying: ‘Hey. Hey.”You shut up, Mary! I’m not talking to you. And I’ll speak however I want,’ Sandilands said. ‘We’ve got a guest here who is being attacked for just trying to broaden it out.”Okay. I feel attacked too. By her,’ Ross said, sounding more subdued. ‘You’re not attacked. She’s not against the gay community or the trans community. She wants to tell four-year-olds ‘don’t bully each other’. Something they can understand,’ Sandilands hit back. It comes shortly after Sandilands revealed that the brain aneurysm he was diagnosed with last year has grown. The veteran presenter shared the news on his new Kyle Sandilands Live subscription show, revealing he had taken some time off work to get a medical checkup – and the results were not what he hoped for. It comes shortly after Kyle revealed that the brain aneurysm he was diagnosed with last year has grown’So, today’s the day I’ve been dreading. Well, it’s grown a little bit, which isn’t great news,’ Sandilands said in a live-feed from the local clinic.He later told listeners he was taking time to process the doctor’s update that the aneurysm had grown by a further millimetre.Sandilands  said: ‘It seems small, but I didn’t want to hear that. It wasn’t the thing I wanted to hear.’I was hoping – and in my mind – I thought, “I’ve got this, I’m gonna make it smaller,”… but it was bigger.’Sandilands finished by saying the doctors were not yet prepared to try surgically removing it, as that was more risky than leaving it be.’A life of bad choices has probably led me here. I’m full of regret. I do not want to die and I do not want to be carved up,’ he said.Sandilands first went public with his health condition in February last year, revealing the aneurysm was four millimetres in size. It has since grown by 25 per cent over the past year and a half.