Ainsley Earhardt, born, in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is a well-known television journalist, author, and co-host of "Fox & Friends" (Fox News, 2007-), one of the most-watched morning shows in the United States. She joined Fox News in 2007 and quickly became a prominent voice on the network, contributing to major coverage, including political events, natural disasters, and interviews with influential figures. Earhardt's career began in local news, with notable positions at WLTX-TV in Columbia, South Carolina, where she earned recognition for her reporting. She later worked at KENS-TV in San Antonio, Texas, before making her move to Fox News. Her engaging and personable style has made her a favorite among viewers. Earhardt has also been a correspondent in the Fox News TV show, "Hannity" (2009-). In addition to her journalism career, Earhardt is a New York Times bestselling author. Her books explore themes like faith and personal journey, and a reflection on family values and a positive outlook on life. Ainsley is also a philanthropist, actively supporting causes related to children's education and veterans' welfare. Through her work, she continues to inspire audiences with her dedication to storytelling and service.