El Paso, TX, October 5, 2026 —

Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is set to join Fox News as an on-air contributor, with her tenure beginning on November 1. In her new role, Leavitt is expected to provide political analysis and commentary across various platforms of the network.

Leavitt served as the White House Press Secretary under former President Donald Trump. Her appointment to Fox News marks a return to cable news commentary, where she previously worked before her White House role.

Sources indicate that Leavitt will be based out of her home in New Hampshire. To facilitate her work, Fox News is reportedly in the process of constructing a studio at her residence.

The role will involve contributing to the network’s coverage of political developments and offering insights from her experience in high-level communications. Her commentary is anticipated to be featured on different Fox News programs.

The specific details regarding the scope of her contributions and the frequency of her appearances were not immediately available. However, her position as an on-air contributor suggests regular participation in the network’s political discourse.

Leavitt’s transition to Fox News is a notable move for the former press secretary, placing her back in a prominent media environment to share her perspectives on current events and political strategy.



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