Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav files with U.S. regulators to sell about 2.18 million shares of the company, a transaction valued at roughly $59.5 million, according to separate reports citing an SEC filing. The planned sale comes as Zaslav prepares to leave his role in the coming months, amid an ongoing corporate process involving Warner Bros. Discovery’s ownership. Both outlets link the filing to Zaslav continuing to reduce his holdings while the company’s stock has risen. The reports also place the move in the broader context of pending efforts to complete Paramount’s proposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, which is reported as still awaiting approval. Deadline additionally notes that the filing is reported to occur shortly after 12 U.S. states file an antitrust lawsuit intended to block Paramount’s $110 billion deal. Neither outlet indicates that the sale itself affects the status of the acquisition, but both describe it as part of Zaslav’s broader stock-cashing activity. The filings specify the number of shares and the estimated value, but do not provide further details on timing or completion in the summaries provided.