Lima, OH, October 5, 2026 — Karoline Leavitt, who previously served as White House press secretary, has joined Fox News in the capacity of a contributor.

Leavitt’s appointment to the news organization marks her transition into a new role following her tenure in the White House. As a contributor, she is expected to provide analysis and commentary on various news topics.

During her time as White House press secretary, Leavitt was a public face for the administration, engaging with the press corps and communicating official positions. Her previous experience in political communications is likely to inform her contributions to Fox News.

The specific portfolio of topics Leavitt will cover as a contributor was not detailed. Her role at Fox News is set to begin in the near future, with further details on her on-air appearances anticipated.

Fox News has a history of featuring former government officials and political figures as contributors, providing them with a platform to share their perspectives. Leavitt’s background offers a unique vantage point, having been directly involved in White House communications.

The financial terms of the agreement between Leavitt and Fox News were not disclosed. Information regarding the exact start date of her contributions or the specific programs she will appear on was also not made available at the time of this report.

Leavitt’s career has included prior roles in Republican political campaigns and communications. Her move to Fox News positions her within a prominent media outlet, where she will engage with current events and policy discussions from a contributor’s perspective.


Story summarized from the original created by Amanda Alvarado on www.hometownstations.com, see more information here.

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