Doocy told viewers on the May 1 show that "it's time for a change" after decades on the program Fox & Friends' Steve Doocy is revealing his next move on the show after decades on the "curvy couch." ...

Fox News viewers recently raised concerns about whether Steve Doocy is leaving the network following his frequent absence from the morning show. However, the popular host put everyone at ease when he ...

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 on the ...

After 6,828 days of waking up at 3:30 a.m., Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy decided he wanted to sleep in a bit. Doocy has co-hosted Fox News’ flagship morning show since its inception nearly 30 ...

“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 Lawrence Jones ...

Steve Doocy was back on Fox and Friends on Friday morning (May 16) as he kicked off his new coast-to-coast gig; however, viewers are split on whether Doocy’s latest role is right for him. Earlier this ...

Steve Doocy, a founding co-host of Fox News' Fox & Friends, announced on May 1 that he is stepping back from his full-time role on the show. After nearly three decades of early morning broadcasts from ...

Doocy, 68, who had appeared as a co-host on the program since its inception in 1998, revealed in early May that he would be ending his decades-long run as a full-time star, after growing increasingly ...

Beloved "Fox & Friends" host Steve Doocy has put his longtime New Jersey home on the market for just under $1.8 million—weeks after tearfully announcing that he was stepping down from his full-time ...

In his new title as a host for Fox & Friends remote assignments, Doocy will be based in Florida, but will appear remotely on the show — which will remain based in New York City. He'll share segments ...

Fox & Friends' Steve Doocy is revealing his next move on the show after decades on the "curvy couch." The morning show co-host announced on May 1 that he is transitioning to a new role that will take ...