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28 August 2026

Jackie O accused of abuse of 'workplace right' after on-air fight

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Jackie O accused of abuse of 'workplace right' after on-air fight

Jackie "O" Henderson is seeking $82 million from ARN Media, claiming she was fired for exercising a workplace right.

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