Could an ultra-hot Jupiter flare? Some of the ultra-hot Jupiters (WASP-33b, KELT-9b) have dayside surface temperatures similar to low-mass stars. Would they be capable of producing flares? To be specific, I am asking about the possibility of flaring on the planet itself, rather than the planet inducing flares on the star.
Flares in space are known for coming from stars. Sunlike stars, red dwarfs, etc, almost any kind of star has flares.

Hot Jupiters can be the size of Jupiter,(hence the name). They can be bigger; however, if they get too big, they become brown dwarfs. This means that hot Jupiters are too small to have flares.

In addition, many hot Jupiters have unstable atmospheres. They are so close to their parent stars, that they lose their atmospheres. No atmosphere, no flares.