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The place is Steve Doocy?
It’s a query on the minds of many Fox Information viewers this week, as the favored TV character has just lately been absent from the Fox & Mates studio.
The excellent news is, Doocy is set to return to the morning present, however going ahead, he’ll be chiming in through satellite tv for pc as a substitute of sitting alongside his co-hosts.
So the place is Doocy, and why the sudden change to the same old Fox & Mates routine? Right here’s what we all know:
Steve Doocy’s new work schedule
After thirty years as a daily on Fox’s “Curvy Sofa,” Doocy has relocated from New York Metropolis to Florida.
In saying the transfer, the TV character made it clear that he’s not retiring:
He’ll nonetheless be part of the present remotely three days every week, and he’ll proceed to file stories from across the nation in response to breaking information.
“It’s a nice job, however the hours suck,” Doocy joked in his announcement, in keeping with Newsweek.
“Ainsley [Earhardt] and I’ve talked about this for years, about how arduous it’s to sprint again from wherever we’re on the weekends to be stay, on this sofa, at 6 A.M. on Monday. However we’ve to as a result of the Curvy Sofa is a crucial a part of the present,” he additional defined.
Doocy went on to notice that he didn’t select Florida as his new residence solely due to its hospitable local weather.
A ‘strategic’ relocation
“Florida is strategic. It’s going to make it simpler for me to report from Florida and different components of America that don’t get lots of community airtime,” he advised viewers.
“I’ll be going from the Carolinas to the Keys. From Center America to Mar-a-Lago. So, name me the coast-to-coast host.”
So viewers will nonetheless be seeing lots of Steve Doocy — he simply gained’t be seated on the sofa alongside his longtime co-hosts.
However earlier than he can start his distant gig, Doocy wants a while to get arrange in his new residence.
“I’ll be again in ten days when it’s time to make the donuts,” he stated on Might 1, referencing a beloved Dunkin’ Donuts industrial from the ’80s.
“You’ve trusted me for all these years, and don’t fear, you’ll nonetheless hear my voice and my opinions, loud and clear,” he added.
We’re positive the Doocy diehards can’t wait.
