A furious Kyle Sandilands sensationally stormed off his radio show on Wednesday after being dumped from the airwaves.

The shock jock and his co-host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson had been heavily censored the day before for discussing the case of alleged murderer and former Beauty and the Geek star Tamika Chesser.

Returning to the show, Kyle raged that it was ‘unfair’ television and newspapers were able to report on the case, complaining that radio was held to a different standard when it came to ‘contempt of court’.

He went on to say that the ‘radio laws should be overhauled’, before the show was taken off air.

‘This means someone has said something inappropriate and is currently getting in trouble,’ a recorded voice said. ‘The broadcast will return in seconds.’

An irate Kyle Sandilands sensationally stormed off his radio show on Wednesday after being dumped from the airwaves

Coming back on air, Kyle, who was broadcasting from home, was clearly not happy with the interruption and took aim at the KIIS FM censor.

‘OK, so the show got dumped in the middle of a planned discussion that I had already discussed with the legal team about things that have been happening on the show,’ he said.

‘Why was that dumped, censor, when I was using all the correct lingo?’

The censor told him that it was The Kyle & Jackie O Show director Bruno Bouchet who had made the call to dump the show.

‘You only dump when we’ve broken the law’, Kyle raged, before sensationally announcing he was leaving the show.

‘You know what? I’m going home – oh sorry, I’m already home.

‘I’m not going to waste my life coming in here when I’m being given this instruction, that instruction, this archaic law, that archaic law. I’m not doing it.

‘I’m not interested in being puppeteered by losers.’

The shock jock and his co-host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson had been heavily censored the day before for discussing the case of alleged murderer and former Beauty and the Geek star Tamika Chesser

Returning to the show, Kyle raged that it was ‘unfair’ television and newspapers were able to report on the case, complaining that radio was held to a different standard when it came to ‘contempt of court’

Kyle’s spray did not end there, with the radio star adding that he would not be returning to the airwaves.

‘Some laws are just so dumb and stupid, and I’m not playing ball,’ he said.

‘Until this show runs the way I intend it to be run, I will not be back on the air at all, in any way, shape or form.

‘I’m not going to waste my life here walking on eggshells around other people’s ideas of what I should be doing.

‘I do what I want to do and if you don’t like it, tough s***. That’s the way it is with me.’

Kyle then joked he was going searching for Bruno with ‘the dogs and a baseball bat’ around his house before Kyle’s manager returned to the mic.

He admitted pulling the show off the air, saying: ‘Yeah for the contempt of court stuff. I just don’t want you guys going to jail’.

This did not sit well with Kyle who replied he would rather face prison time than be told what to do.

This did not sit well with Kyle who dramatically stormed out after the show came back on air saying: ‘Until this show runs the way I intend it to be run, I will not be back on the air at all’

‘I’d rather be r***d in jail than be puppeteered by losers,’ he spat.

‘That’s the show ripped up. Judges can shove it in their a***, ACMA [Australian Communications and Media Authority] can shove it in their a***, and so can the management of the radio station.’

Kyle then said that he would be off air until at least Monday before making his exit.

‘Enjoy the rest of the week, guys. Arrivederci from me,’ he signed off.

Former reality star Tamika Chesser was arrested on June 19 after police responded to reports of a small fire at the Port Lincoln home she shared with 39-year-old Julian Daniel Story.

But when emergency services arrived, they found Mr Story dismembered and missing his head on the bathroom floor of the apartment.

Chesser was arrested at the scene and charged with murder. She is currently being held in James Nash House, a mental health facility.