Bam Margera Says He Doesn't Want to See “Jackass”' Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine 'Ever Again'

Brenton BlanchetFri, July 3, 2026 at 9:10 PM UTC

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Johnny Knoxville and Bam Margera of 'Jackass' at the MTV Europe Music Awards in November 2010Credit: Kevin Mazur/WireImage -

Bam Margera is ruling out a Jackass reunion

The franchise alum told Rolling Stone that it will not happen for him "in 10 million years"

“It's just the decisions that Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine decided to make," he said of series co-creators

Don't expect a Jackass reunion involving Bam Margera anytime soon.

The skateboarder and Viva La Bam alum, 46, sounded off on the possibility of his involvement in a future Jackass project during a new interview with Rolling Stone, published on Friday, July 3.

While Margera appears in what's been billed as the final Jackass film (Jackass: Best and Last, released on June 26) via archival footage, he's had a notably rocky relationship with Johnny Knoxville and co-creator Jeff Tremaine.

“I'll definitely check out the movie, and I hope it's good, but as far as a reunion, it's not going to happen, not in 10 million years,” Margera told Rolling Stone.

“I don't have any bad blood with the cast of Jackass," he added. "It's just the decisions that Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine decided to make. I never want to see them ever again in my life. Enough is enough.”

Bam Margera; Johnny KnoxvilleCredit: Getty(2)

Margera's falling out with Knoxville and Tremaine dates back to events surrounding the franchise's fourth full-length feature, Jackass Forever. The MTV star was fired from the film in 2020 over a supposed violation of a "wellness agreement" he signed with the film's producers. Margera, who has since embarked on a sobriety journey, had claimed it was a wrongful termination in a lawsuit, before he appeared to have reached a settlement, per documents obtained by PEOPLE in 2022. Tremaine was also granted a temporary restraining order against Margera after the firing due to alleged threats.

Knoxville previously commented on Margera's absence from Jackass Forever, telling Variety in 2022 that the crew "wanted him all throughout the movie, but unfortunately that's not the way it worked out."

"It's really heartbreaking. I love Bam. We all love Bam. He's our brother, you know? You just hope that he takes it upon himself to get the help that he needs, because we all care about him a lot," Knoxville, 55, said at the time.

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Margera's parents, April Margera and Phil Margera, attended the premiere of the latest Jackass installment on June 24 in Los Angeles, where Phil shared that his son is "still great friends" with much of the cast.

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"I think they will [make up]," April told Entertainment Tonight. "Bam's struggles really were tough for him and to just kind of parlay that into everything he was doing at the time, it just all kind of reminds him of when things weren't great. And he wishes everybody well."

"I guarantee you, they're going to make up and they're going to be awesome together," Phil added. "They always were and they always will be."

Knoxville told ET that he "got a little choked up" seeing Margera's family at the event, adding that he was "so happy" they attended and that he loves Bam and the family.

Steve-O confirmed in an interview with Playboy last month that the new Jackass film is "one hundred percent" the end of the franchise.

"Really, the end of Jackass was when [Johnny] Knoxville got hit by that bull in the last movie [Jackass Forever, 2022]," Steve-0, 52, said. "That was the f---ing final hit for Knoxville's head. Had to be. If Knoxville is no longer willing to get hit in the head, you really can't do Jackass."

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