Doocy, an original host of the Fox News morning show, gives up his seat on the curvy couch to work three days a week.

Luckily, viewers won't have to find out anytime soon. Despite a slight, and seemingly intentional, scare for audiences, Doocy ...

Longtime co-host Steve Doocy announced this week he is stepping away from the “Fox & Friends” morning show and relocating to ...

Steve Doocy will transition to a three-day-a-week remote role on Fox & Friends, the long running Fox News Channel morning ...

Fox News co-host Steve Doocy is the latest high-profile news anchor to shift to a new role. The Fox & Friends co-host said ...

Steve Doocy announced on May 1 that he would no longer be filming at the 'Fox & Friends' New York City studioSteve Doocy will ...

Steve Doocy has an announcement: No, he isn’t retiring, but Thursday marks his last day hosting “Fox & Friends” from the ...

In his new role, Doocy — who helped found Fox & Friends and has been a co-host on the program since it launched in 1998 — ...

Doocy joined “Fox & Friends” in 1998, and the show has mostly dominated the ratings among cable morning news shows. His son, ...

Steve Doocy announced that his 'Fox & Friends' hosting role will now be three days a week and he will be based in Florida, ...

Fox & Friends” co-host Steve Doocy broke into tears Thursday morning while announcing he was moving to Florida and away from ...

Steve Doocy, one of the most reliably present personalities on morning TV over the last three decades, is cutting back on ...