Jackass 5 Release Date: Johnny Knoxville Confirms Summer 2026 Debut
Johnny Knoxville confirms the Jackass 5 release date for June 26, 2026. Despite previous brain injuries, the crew returns for more stunt-comedy madness this summer.
The king of death-defying stunts isn't done yet. Johnny Knoxville just shocked the internet by announcing that a fifth installment of the legendary Jackass franchise is officially hitting theaters this summer.
Jackass 5 Release Date: What We Know So Far
According to reports from Variety and Deadline, the 54-year-old daredevil took to Instagram on January 8, 2026, to share the big news. "We wanted to let you know that this summer Jackass is back!!" Knoxville captioned his post, marking the franchise's return just 4 years after the success of Jackass Forever. The official release date is set for June 26, 2026.
Overcoming the Bull: Knoxville's Defiant Return
The announcement comes as a surprise given Knoxville's history of severe injuries. During the filming of the previous movie, a stunt involving a bull left him with a concussion, a broken wrist, and a brain hemorrhage. Neurologists warned him that another hit could be fatal. However, Knoxville admitted he’s "addicted" to the adrenaline of big stunts, choosing to return to the big screen despite his family's concerns.
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