Steve Doocy Transitions to Remote Hosting on Fox News
Steve Doocy will reduce his hosting duties to three days a week, reporting from Florida and around the U.S. after nearly 30 years on Fox & Friends.
This comes as other networks are reshuffling anchors.
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His soft exit adds to a growing shake-up in the cable news space, which has seen the exodus of several high-profile hosts from MSNBC to CNN to the "Today" show.
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Doocy said he'll now host three days a week and will be based in Florida.
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The 68-year-old said the hours on his job “suck,” and expressed excitement about this change.
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Doocy told viewers that while he would not be on the “curvy couch,” he would still maintain a role on the network’s morning show.
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Summary
Fox News host Steve Doocy announced a career change, transitioning to a remote setup, hosting 'Fox & Friends' three days a week from Florida and other U.S. locations. After nearly 30 years of early mornings, he expressed excitement about spending more time with family. Doocy emphasized he is not retiring and will still provide political commentary while enjoying the new work-life balance. His transition follows broader changes in cable news, with other networks also reshuffling anchor positions.
Perspectives
Steve Doocy is reducing his hosting duties but remains with Fox News, planning to broadcast three days a week from Florida instead of New York, a move that is both practical and family-oriented.
He emphasizes the desire to spend more time with family, particularly his grandchildren, after decades of early morning hours which he found challenging.
The change reflects broader trends in cable news, where networks are reshuffling and introducing new faces while maintaining core personalities.