Jimmy Kimmel is opening about the recent suspension of his talk show, Jimmy Kimmel Live.

The 57-year-old host made an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday night (September 30), and recalled the moment when he learned his show was being put on hold indefinitely.

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The Late Show and The Tonight Show are announcing some very exciting news!

According to Variety, Stephen Colbert‘s show will resume filming in front of a live audience starting June 14.

Audience members will be required to show proof of vaccination prior to entering and face masks will be option. Testing will continue for staff and crew members, who will also be screened daily for symptoms.

Additionally, a COVID-19 compliance officer will be on staff to monitor and enforce all health and safety protocols.

“Over the last 437 days, my staff and crew (and family!) have amazed me with their professionalism and creativity as we made shows for an audience we couldn’t see or hear,” the host said in a statement. “I look forward to once again doing shows for an audience I can smell and touch.”

The Tonight Show also announced that they will be bringing a full studio audience back for their shows starting early next month, per Deadline. Host Jimmy Fallon has been filming the show in front of a limited audiences of less than 60 people since March 22.

The Late Show had its first in-person guest in over a year last week when John Krasinski stopped by the show to discuss A Quiet Place Part II.