KTLA TV Anchor Mark Mester Fired for On-Air Rant Against Management

A Los Angeles television anchorman simply got the boot for freaking out versus management — on the air — after his co-anchor was not permitted to state so long after she resigned.

Mark Mester had actually been suspended previously today, however KTLA chose what he did called for termination.

Mester was pissed off that co-anchor Lynette Romero, whom Mester called his “best friend,” informed management she was leaving after 24 years to anchor at another station.

Management would not let Lynette bid farewell to audiences … rather there was a ready, vanilla declaration Mester was expected to check out. He did not.

Instead, Mester groused, “I want to start off right now by offering up an apology to you [Lynette]. I love you so much, you literally are my best friend. You did not deserve what happened to you.”

Mester was refrained from doing, calling the relocation impolite, terrible and improper.

He likewise informed audiences an aircraft was flying over KTLA with a banner that checked out, “We love you Lynette.” The aircraft was chartered by Mester, according to the L.A. Times.

Apparently, Lynette wanted to remain if she might anchor weeknights rather of weekends, however the station would not budge which’s why she left.