Steve Doocy has had a long and successful career as a Fox News personality, but he has also faced his share of hardship in ...

Fox News host Steve Doocy is known for his chipper morning persona, but off-camera he's been hit with harassment claims and ...

Steve Doocy, one of the most reliably present personalities on morning TV over the last three decades, is cutting back on ...

After nearly 30 years of waking up to his alarm clock at 3:30 a.m., "Fox & Friends" co-host Steve Doocy will finally be able to hit the snooze. The longtime host announced on "Fox & Friends" that ...

Doocy joined the network in 1996 after a stint on NBC and CBS morning shows, helping to launch Fox & Friends in 1998. He is one of the longest-running morning show anchors after NBC’s Al Roker on ...

Steve Doocy has an announcement: No, he isn’t retiring, but Thursday marks his last day hosting “Fox & Friends” from the NYC couch. The longtime Fox News host is scaling back his hosting duties to ...

Host Steve Doocy as presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visits 'Fox & Friends' on April 2, 2024, in New York City.

Fox News host Steve Doocy will take a new role with the network but remain a co-host of its morning talk program “Fox & Friends,” the network announced Thursday. Doocy, who has been a staple ...

Steve Doocy is giving up his spot on the curvy couch at “Fox & Friends,” but he won’t be leaving the Fox News morning program. Doocy told viewers Thursday he is moving to Florida where he ...

What is "Fox and Friends" without Steve Doocy? Luckily, viewers won't have to find out anytime soon. Despite a slight, and seemingly intentional, scare for audiences, Doocy announced during an May ...

“Fox & Friends” Steve Doocy will step back from full-time co-hosting duties and permanently decamp to Florida where he will remotely join colleagues Brian Kilmeade, Ainsley Earhardt and ...