20 Minutes ago in New York, Ainsley Earhardt was confirmed as the newest co-host of the long-running and iconic morning show, “Good Morning America.” The announcement, made live on air by network leadership, ends months of speculation about who would fill the seat left vacant by the

recent departure of a longtime host. Earhardt, a well-known figure from her many years on Fox News’ “Fox & Friends,” is set to bring a new dynamic to the ABC flagship program, marking a significant and surprising shift in her career.

The move is seen as a major coup for ABC News, strategically poaching a prominent personality from a rival network to revitalize its morning lineup. Earhardt’s extensive experience in live television, coupled with her recognizable presence in millions of American households, provides “Good Morning America” with a seasoned professional

capable of handling the fast-paced and unpredictable nature of morning broadcast journalism. Her chemistry with existing hosts Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos will be closely watched as she integrates into the tight-knit team.