One news anchor in the United States won't be keeping up with the Kardashians any longer.

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Anchorman John Brown has kowtowed to America's *other* first family for longer than he believed possible, but when it came to reporting on Kylie's new pet rabbit – named Bruce, guys. BRUCE! – he knew that revolution was nigh.

"I am having a good Friday, so I refuse to talk about the Kardashians today," he said, before turning to his co-presenter. "You are on your own, Amy. I can't do it."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1fuoOH7Dw8

Shout it from the barricade! "I’ve had enough Kardashians. I can’t take any more Kardashian stories on this show!"

The entertainment reporter tried to continue with her breaking Leporidae-based story, but her anchorman was not done.

“It’s a non-story!" he preached from off camera. "We’re talking about this family every freaking day on this show! Nobody cares about this family anymore! It’s enough! It’s Friday! I want to have a good Friday! I don’t want to talk about the Kardashians!”

Brown later apologised for his Kardashian meltdown in a Facebook post, writing "Sorry, I lost my mind a bit, although it was partially in jest!" before adding: "I did feel better though after I was done."

All hail @Fox35John.

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