Stephen Curry abruptly ended his Fox Sports show after host Jim Jackson made a shocking on-air error that stunned fans. The unexpected moment sparked a backlash from viewers and widespread controversy.

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What was supposed to be an exciting, lighthearted episode of Fox Sports’ basketball talk show took a dramatic turn last night when NBA superstar Stephen Curry abruptly ended the broadcast after host Gus Johnson made a surprising on-air mistake that left fans in disbelief.

The show was running smoothly as Curry, known for his charisma both on and off the court, discussed the latest NBA highlights with Gus Johnson. However, during a segment meant to celebrate Curry’s recent achievements, Johnson mistakenly announced a fabricated statistic, crediting Curry with a record-breaking number of steals in a game that never happened.

At first, Curry tried to laugh it off, gently correcting Johnson on air. But when Johnson doubled down on the error and insisted the statistic was accurate, the mood shifted. Curry, visibly uncomfortable, paused and looked directly at the camera before saying, “I think we need to take a break.” Moments later, the show cut to an unscheduled commercial, and when it returned, Curry was no longer present.

Social media immediately erupted. Clips of the awkward exchange quickly went viral, with fans expressing shock and disappointment. Many criticized Fox Sports for the lack of fact-checking and professionalism, while others defended Curry’s decision to leave the set.

Within hours, hashtags like #CurryWalksOut and #GusJohnsonError were trending. Fox Sports released a brief statement acknowledging the incident, promising to review their on-air protocols and apologizing to both Curry and viewers.

Industry insiders say this controversy could have lasting effects on live sports programming, as networks face increased pressure to ensure accuracy and professionalism on air. As for Stephen Curry, sources close to the star say he’s focusing on the playoffs and has no immediate plans to return to the Fox Sports show.