Jedediah Bila Has New Endeavors on the Horizon After Leaving Fox News

Jun. Eleven 2021, Updated 5:33 p.m. ET

The channel Fox News has seen a number of turnover and turmoil in contemporary history, which is why it wasn't an enormous marvel when Fox & Friends Weekend co-host, Jedediah Bila, introduced she used to be leaving. Jedediah, who began off as a trainer, slowly transitioned into TV when she was asked to supply her political point of view on a handful of shows. In 2013, she joined Fox as a contributor, but used to be later recruited via The View, which she hosted for its 20th season.

Fox hired Jedediah in April 2019, and she formally became the co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend. On May 22, 2021, Deadline reported that Jedediah was leaving no longer simply Fox & Friends Weekend, but the network fully. This led to many questions and critiques from fans, audience, and bystanders alike.

Why did Jedediah Bila leave Fox News?

According to Fox News, Jedediah Bila's departure from the network used to be an amicable determination.

"We have mutually and amicably parted ways with Jedediah Bila and wish her all the best. The new co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend will be named soon," the network introduced.

The former Fox & Friends Weekend co-host gave a in a similar fashion certain replace on the situation, letting folks know that she's "excited for what's to come."

"Thank you to the Fox News reporters, anchors, contributors, and producers who have been an absolute pleasure to work with these last few years. To the viewers who supported me throughout my journey there — I'm deeply grateful for you and hopeful you'll join me on my next adventure," Jedediah wrote. 

So, what is Jedidiah doing subsequent?

So, what is subsequent for Jedediah? Well, according to her website, she has a 2d e book coming out in November 2021. Her first book, #DoNotDisturb: How I Ghosted My Cell Phone to Take Back My Life, came out in 2018. It's unclear if the TV personality will head over to a different network right now.

On April 1, 2021, Jedediah posted a photo of herself on her laptop, with the caption, "Working on a new project. One that makes my heart smile." The former co-host is also a mother who shares 1-year-old son Hartley Luca with her husband, Jeremy Scher.

Newsweek reports that her upcoming ebook might be titled Dear Hartley, Letters to My Son, and detail her reviews about motherhood.

Some Fox News viewers felt like Jedediah had "changed" and wasn't proper for the community anymore. "So Jedediah Bila is OUT at @FoxNews it seemed to me & the bosses at @FoxNews she CHANGED during the pandemic. She got angry at the World. I used to like her. But I saw HATE & frustration in her on-air work. I hope she gets the job she really wants," one individual tweeted.

It's true that Jedediah did voice critiques that weren't precisely shared by way of her other Fox colleagues. Back in April 2020, Jedediah publicly criticized Donald Trump for attacking Chris Wallace (who had discussed Trump now not acting on COVID-19 sooner). This would not be the closing time she criticized Donald Trump's conduct.

"Enough with the third grade name-calling. Chris is doing his job. The news should not be any president’s friend, ally, or buddy. If it bothered you when Obama complained about Fox News, but you’re silent on this complete nonsense, then just stop. Seriously. Enough," Jedediah, who had examined positive for COVID-19 herself, tweeted.

Jedediah additionally mentioned that it was once Trump's accountability to concede, as soon as it was clear that Joe Biden had won the 2021 election: "At some point, it’s going to be incumbent upon him to acknowledge that Joe Biden has won the election and there was not widespread fraud that would overturn the results. It’s going to fall on him. With great power comes great responsibility to say, ‘You know what? The process is done. This is the verdict. Let’s move on.'"

It hasn't been showed presently whether or not Jedediah's political affairs had been a catalyst for her leaving Fox & Friends Weekend. "I'm proud of you for just being honest. The pressure must have been enormous and it couldn't have been easy. I hope I'd have the strength to do the same," one individual tweeted.

"You got pushed out because you don’t take a political side. Fox in particular is turning into what pleases people’s feelings rather than what are the facts. Good on you for sticking with the latter," any other wrote.

Fans can look forward to Dear Hartley, Letters to My Son, which is about to release in November 2021. Hopefully Jedediah will announce her go back to television quickly.

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