Ainsley Earhardt is winning over fans with a charming throwback video that has everyone talking. Shared on Instagram, the nostalgic footage from 2008 captures a youthful Ainsley, years before she became a beloved figure on the Fox & Friends set.
Earhardt began her journey with Fox News in 2007 and has been a cornerstone of Fox & Friends since 2016, establishing herself as a prominent morning show personality. This vintage clip highlights her remarkable journey, prompting an enthusiastic response from her followers.
One fan commented, “Absolutely love this! You’ve earned every bit of this, my friend!” Another added, “What an amazing clip & such a fantastic co-host!!! Thrilled for you, dad!”
The wave of affection underscores Ainsley’s enduring appeal and the connection she’s built with viewers over the years.
Griff Jenkins Joins the Weekend Crew
The nostalgic moment arrives alongside exciting news for Fox News’ weekend programming. Starting September 20, Griff Jenkins will officially become the third co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend, joining Rachel Campos-Duffy and Charlie Hurt. The show airs every Saturday and Sunday from 6 to 10 a.m. ET.
Fox & Friends Weekend continues to dominate its time slot, drawing an average of 1.2 million viewers.
Jenkins is no stranger to Fox News, having been with the network since 2003. His reporting has spanned major events, from Middle East conflicts to the southern border. Fans were delighted to see a clip of his first fill-in co-hosting stint from 2008, coinciding with Ainsley’s throwback year.
The Instagram post teased: “WATCH: @GriffJenkins first co-hosted Fox & Friends in 2008! Tune in for his official debut as Fox & Friends Weekend co-host this Saturday.”
Fans Rally Behind the News
The announcement sparked a flood of support. “So thrilled for you @griffjenkins,” one follower wrote. Another cheered, “Congratulations!!! This will bring the fun back to F&F!”
A dedicated viewer shared a memory of meeting Jenkins in Washington, D.C. years ago, describing him as a “wonderful person and a perfect fit for the role.”
Jenkins responded with heartfelt appreciation, posting on social media: “Thank you – your kind words mean so much! I’m truly honored and grateful, my friend! And GO DAWGS!!”
Fox News Refreshes Its Weekend Lineup
The changes extend beyond Jenkins’ new role. Fox News Media president Jay Wallace unveiled a broader weekend overhaul earlier this month. Kayleigh McEnany will host her new show, Saturday in America, airing Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon ET.
On Sundays, Peter Doocy and Jacqui Heinrich will take turns hosting The Sunday Briefing at 11 a.m. ET. Meanwhile, MediaBuzz host Howie Kurtz will transition to a new role as a political media analyst.
With Ainsley’s captivating throwback moment and Jenkins’ exciting new chapter, viewers are eagerly anticipating the next phase of Fox & Friends Weekend.
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