The news is no longer delivered solely by dull, uninteresting talking heads.
These days, practically every major news network has employed at least a few drop-dead gorgeous
anchors to deliver the headlines.
The Fox News Channel, love it or hate, has some of the most beautiful and talented news
anchors on television.
While most people tune in to catch up on current events, we have a sneaking suspicion that
some of you probably watch Fox News just to get a glimpse at some of these stunning ladies.
Nothing wrong with a little news with a view, right?
It's only human nature to find ourselves attracted to a pretty face on-screen.
Sure, Fox's female anchors likely worked their asses off to get to where they are today,
but the fact many of them are perfect 10s probably didn't hurt their careers in the
slightest.
Join Facts Verse as we reveal who we think are the hottest news anchors on Fox News Channel.
Heather Childers
This buxom beauty serves as one of Fox New's co-hosts.
She is best known for co-hosting the network's New York-based Fox & Friends program.
She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of North Carolina
and got her start in television working as a producer for North Carolina's WCNC-TV.
Before landing her anchor gig on Fox, she also worked as an anchor and weekend reporter
with WLOS-TV.
Heather Nauert
This former Fox News Anchor, like Childers, was a presenter on Fox & Friends.
Back in the 90s, she also served as a reporter for the syndicated weekly business program.
First Business.
Nauert's looks coupled with her talent, have won over many viewers and have led to her
being offered many different opportunities in the competitive world of journalism.
Nauert's work hasn't been exclusively limited to Fox as she has also served as a general
correspondent for ABC News.
Under the Trump Administration, Heather was the spokesperson for the US Department of
State from 2017 to 2019.
Nauert is now a senior fellow at the conservative think tank, Hudson Institute.
Sandra Smith
This smoking-hot reporter currently serves as the co-anchor for Fox's America Reports
news program.
She was born and raised in Wheaton, Illinois, and studied at Louisiana State University.
She began her career as a research associate at Aegis Capital Group.
After being employed at several other financial companies, she broke into television as a
reporter for Bloomberg Television.
In 2007, she joined Fox Business Network as a reporter.
Since then, she has appeared on Fox News Channel shows like Imus in the Morning, Fox Business
Happy Hour, Red Eye, American's Newsroom, and Outnumbered.
Harris Faulkner
Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Faulkner grew up in various places including Stuttgart, Germany.
She earned her degree in Mass Communications at the University of California and began
her journalism career at LA Weekly, working as a freelance writer.
Over at Fox News, she now hosts shows like Outnumbered and Fox Report.
While she is unquestionably adorable, Faulkner is also known for her excellent reporting
skills.
For her work, she has won several prestigious awards, including 6 Emmys.
Maria Molina
After earning her MA in Climate and Society, Molina became the on-air meteorologist on
Fox & Friends.
While she was still in college, she was the bilingual meteorologist for AccuWeather, where
she presented forecasts in both Spanish and English.
She now serves as an Advanced Study Program postdoctoral fellow at the US National Center
for Atmospheric Research.
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Shannon Bream
Since 2017, Bream has been the host of Fox News @ Night.
Before she got into journalism, she competed in the Miss America 1991 and Miss USA 1995
beauty pageants.
Bream used the scholarship money that she won from those pageants to pay for her education.
She graduated magna cum laude from Liberty University in 1993 with a degree in Business
Management.
Bream then studied law at Florida State University in Tallahassee.
In the 90s, she interned with Florida Congressman Bill McCollum in the House of Representatives.
Later McCollum would become Florida's Attorney General.
After working as a lawyer in Tampa, Florida, specializing in sexual harassment and race
discrimination cases, she decided to change career paths to become a television news anchor.
Before working for Fox, she reported for various local news programs in North Carolina and
Washington DC.
Courtney Friel
While she now works for KTLA-TV in LA, Friel previously covered entertainment for the Fox-affiliated
KTTV station in Los Angeles.
Before moving to California, Friel was an entertainment reporter for Fox News Channel.
She was also a frequent contributor on the network's late-night satirical show Red Eye
with Greg Gutfeld.
Julie Banderas
Born in 1973 to Fabiola and Howard Bidwell, Banderas earned her Bachelor's degree at Emmerson
College before scoring an anchor job at WLVI-TV in Boston.
She went on to anchor for several local news channels in Harrisonburg, Virginia, Hartford,
Connecticut, and New York City.
She joined the Fox News Channel in 2005 as a general assignment reporter.
Three years later, she replaced Laurie Dhue as the anchor of Fox Report Weekend.
She has since moved on to weekday anchor role and serves as a primary weekday fill-in anchor.
Jamie Colby
Born in New York, Colby started working for Fox News in 2003 as an anchor and National
News Correspondent.
Before joining the Fox team, she was a correspondent for CNN and worked as a reporter and anchor
for CBS News.
She is currently the host of the Fox Business Network series Strange Inheritance.
Dana Perino
One of Perino's biggest career accomplishments was serving as the 27th Press Secretary for
the White House under President George W. Bush from 2007 to 2009.
She joined Fox News as a contributor in 2009.
Today she is one of their top political commentators and co-hosts the talk show The Five.
In 2021, she began co-anchoring American's Newsroom alongside Bill Hemmer.
Megyn Kelly
Born in 1970, Kelly hosted Fox News shows like The Kelly File and American Live.
In 2017, she left Fox News and Joined NBC News, where she hosted Megyn Kelly Today.
When that show was canceled in 2018 after airing a segment on blackface, she left NBC
and currently hosts a talk show and podcast called The Megyn Kelly Show that airs on SiriusXM.
Martha MacCallum
This blonde broadcaster hosts the Fox News program The Story with Martha MacCallum.
She joined the Fox News Channel in 2004.
Throughout her career, she has interviewed high-profile people like President Barack
Obama, John McCain, Chris Christie, General David Petraeus, and First Lady Laura Bush,
among others.
She earned her Bachelors in political science from St. Lawrence University before studying
at the Circle in the Square Theatre School on Broadway.
Before being hired by Fox News Channel, MacCallum worked as a reporter and anchor for NBC, frequently
contributing to The News with Brian Williams and the Today show.
Lea Gabrielle
With legs that seem to go on forever and a face that's to die for, Lee Gabrielle is by
far one of the sexiest Fox News anchors.
Before joining Fox News as a journalist and correspondent, Gabrielle served as an intelligence
operations officer and fighter pilot in the United States Navy.
She holds a degree in digital journalism and also studied at the New York Film Academy.
Previously, she worked as an NBC News anchor in DC.
Katie Pavlich
Katie was born in Arizona and earned her BA in broadcast journalism over at the University
of Arizona.
After completing her studies, Pavlich relocated to DC, where she worked as a news editor for
Townhall.com as well as contributing editor for Townhall Magazine.
She went on to become a Fox News contributor, and in 2013 she became a co-host for The Five.
Since 2018, she has hosted the podcast Everything's Going to Be All Right alongside former White
House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
Ainsley Earhardt
This conservative TV presenter and novelist is one of the current co-hosts of Fox & Friends.
She was born in Spartanburg, South Carolina, in 1976 and grew up in the Charlotte area.
Earhardt graduated with a BA in journalism at the University of South Carolina before
being hired by CBS affiliate WLTX in Columbia, South Carolina.
In 2005, she moved to San Antonio, Texas, where she anchored weekday broadcasts at KENS-TV.
In 2007, she moved to New York City and began working for Fox News Channel.
Kimberly Guilfoyle
After working as an assistant district attorney in San Francisco from 2000 to 2004, Kimberly
got married to the current governor of California, Gavin Newsom and was First Lady of San Francisco
during his first two years as mayor.
She has since flipped party affiliations and is now a member of the Republican Party.
Since 2018, she has been dating Donald Trump Jr.
From 2006 to 2018, Guilfoyle co-hosted the Fox News program The Five.
She also served as an advisor to Donald Trump during his tenure as president of the United
States.
Jenna Lee
This former Fox News anchor and San Francisco native co-hosted the show Happening Now with
Jon Scott.
Before that, she co-hosted Fox Business Morning with Connell McShane.
Showing off her looks, Lee appeared in the October 2009 issue of Cosmopolitan with a
photo spread featuring her wardrobe strategy.
In 2017, she announced that she was leaving Fox News to pursue other projects and opportunities.
Rebecca Diamond
Born In 1967, Diamond majored in Broadcast Journalism at the University Of Maryland.
She then worked as an anchor and reporter for Lifetime Television as well as a business
writer for The Associated Press.
For the next several years, she worked as a reporter for local affiliate TV stations
in Texas, Arizona, and California.
She joined Fox News as a news anchor in 1996.
She went on to work as a contributor for Fox Business Network and hosted shows like Happy
Hour.
In 2011, Diamond sued Bill O'Reilly for sexual harassment after Fox Business chose not to
renew her contract.
The two parties ended up settling out of court.
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