AceShowbiz - The recently concluded 2024 Presidential Election has catapulted Donald Trump back into the White House, a turn of events that late-night hosts were quick to address with their signature style. Jimmy Fallon, usually known for his light-hearted humor, kicked off his show post-election while acknowledging the historic moment, "Last night, America decided to get back with a crazy ex and elect Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States."

Fallon peppered his monologue with jokes about Trump with his most biting comment? "Trump could be the first person to be under White House arrest," he quipped, referring to the President-elect's legal battles.

Jimmy Kimmel wasn't shy about his disdain for Trump's victory, either. Reflecting on his show, he conveyed his shock and disappointment, "We had the choice between a prosecutor and a criminal, and we chose the criminal to be the President of the United States." He equated Trump to "the Emperor from Star Wars," lamenting how the villain keeps returning against all odds.

Moving to Stephen Colbert, the host of "The Late Show" didn't hold back his somber tone. Colbert started by voicing what many of his viewers felt, "Hey there. How are you doing? If you watch the show regularly, I'm guessing you're not doing great. Yeah, me neither." He humorously addressed the grim night, saying, "Well, f***! It happened. Again."

Seth Meyers shared in the collective disbelief and used his platform to find shared joy amid the chaos. "I voted for Kamala Harris," Meyers confessed, before comparing election night anticipation to waking up on Christmas to either presents or "a huge dump in your fireplace." His words resonated with many, "We're not going to let anything take that joy away, even when we're talking about things that are not particularly joyful."

While all the hosts brought their unique perspectives to the table, the common thread of humor served as a coping mechanism for both themselves and their audience. Their reactions provide a blend of comic relief and critical reflection, mirroring the nation's divided sentiment regarding Trump's return to power.