Fox News Star Harris Faulkner Celebrates Her Next Big Career Move

After ten years as co-host of the highly successful midday show “Outnumbered” as well as her own solo program on Fox News, Harris Faulkner has announced her next career move.

The Emmy award-winning newscaster has revealed to People Magazine that she has filmed her most personal project yet:

a series exploring how her upbringing was influenced by her father, a former Army combat pilot in the Vietnam War.

Faulkner’s limited series, titled “Footsteps of My Father,” premiered on Fox on May 16th and is now available on Fox Nation, the network’s streaming service.

In her interview with People, she described how filming the series posed new challenges to her abilities as an on-air talent.

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