Warner Bros. Discovery — the home of HBO, CNN and DC Studios — has signaled that it may be open to selling all or parts of its business, just months after announcing plans to split into two companies.

Warner Bros. Discovery is itself a product of a 2022 acquisition, pairing the legendary Warner Bros.’s content library and associated movie and television businesses (including prestige TV streamer HBO Max and cable news channel CNN) with Discovery’s popular reality TV offerings.

Warner Bros. Discovery is reportedly set to ask potential bidders to sign nondisclosure agreements in the near future.

David Ellison's Paramount Skydance is seen as the top contender to buy Warner Bros Discovery, with analysts and experts saying the tech scion's access to deep pockets and Washington ties give him an edge in what could be the media industry's biggest merger in years.

A letter from Paramount’s chief executive, David Ellison, to Warner Bros.’ board of directors reveals weeks of talks between the companies.

Warner Bros. Discovery has rejected three separate takeover bids from Paramount, including one for nearly $24 per share that was 80% cash and 20% stock, according to CNBC.

As the Post has exclusively reported, David Zaslav has rejected three private offers for WBD from Paramount Skydance.

A potential acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount could spark antitrust scrutiny, although President Trump’s connection to Larry Ellison might “help smooth the path for a deal,” media analysts told Newsweek.