AceShowbiz - Johnny Knoxville, co-creator and star of the iconic MTV stunt series Jackass, made a dramatic exit from the franchise by orchestrating a massive explosion during its final day of filming.

The event took place in Simi Valley, where the enormous blast sparked concerns among local residents who reportedly feared a plane crash had occurred. Sharing the moment on Instagram, Knoxville revealed the explosion was a planned stunt created by special effects artist @jemfxpopov as a grand finale for the last-ever Jackass shoot.

In his post, Johnny Knoxville wrote, "Apparently people thought a plane had crashed yesterday in Simi Valley." He then clarified that the impressive plume of smoke was part of their production, marking a memorable conclusion to the long-running series known for its outrageous stunts and pranks.

This explosive sendoff highlights the kind of high-impact moments Jackass fans have come to expect. The project, titled Jackass: Best and Last, aims to wrap up the franchise with one final, thrilling installment. The stunt has already generated significant buzz ahead of the film’s release.

As anticipation builds, Johnny Knoxville continues to promote the movie, recently debuting its first trailer at the 2026 CinemaCon event hosted by Paramount Pictures. The explosive stunt is a fitting tribute to a series that has always pushed boundaries and entertained audiences with its fearless antics.