Joy Reid reemerges with bold new platform just two months after MSNBC exit—fires off unapologetic message aimed directly at her former network, refusing to back down on her beliefs in fiery social media declaration that’s now sending shockwaves through political media circles and stirring massive speculation about what comes next.

In a move that has left political media watchers buzzing, former MSNBC host Joy Reid has officially launched her new platform—marking a powerful return just two months after her sudden departure from the network. Reid made the announcement through a fiery post on social media, in which she defiantly declared, “I have no regrets for defending those beliefs,” a pointed statement many believe is aimed at her former MSNBC colleagues. The new venture signals not only a shift in Reid’s career but also a deepening of her commitment to speak out without filter. Fans and critics alike are now watching closely to see how far she’s willing to go outside the traditional media bubble.

Want to know what Reid’s new project is really about—and what message she’s sending to MSNBC behind the scenes? Dive into the full story now.

Former MSNBC host Joy Reid has revealed a new career path just two months after stepping down from her news debate show.

Reid using to host The ReidOut, which was a constant evening programming on MSNBC since 2020 and would air at 7 pm ET. In the show, the 56-year-old would tackle a variety of political issues and interview political as well as public figures. The show picked up various awards and recognitions, but was still axed in a surprise move by the channel.

In a new Instagram post, Reid revealed she’s not left politics behind as she joins up with political movement group State of the People and will be going on tour. She wrote in a post: “Ten cities… one mission … Who’s coming??? Tag your city in the comments and get more details at http://stateoftheppl.com.”

Fans of the star have been quick to comment, with many asking her to visit their city and make an appearance.

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Joy Reid has revealed her new career move via an Instagram post as she teams up with State of the People ( Image: joyannreid/Instagram)

The tour will hit up various cities across the US, with many of Reid’s fans begging her to visit them ( Image: joyannreid/Instagram)

One person wrote: “Columbia, SC. I would even drive to Charleston or Charlotte.” Another shared: “Hope you come to Chicago!!!” A third posted: “Come on down to San Diego! Come check us out.”

In February it was rumored Reid was stepping down from MSNBC, with the news was confirmed by Joy and the network’s new president Rebecca Kulter.

“Joy Reid is leaving the network and we thank her for her countless contributions over the years,” Rebecca wrote in a memo to staff. “Her work has been recognized with several esteemed honors, including most recently, the 2025 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding News Series”.

Joy took to social media to confirm her departure hours before the memo. She expressed gratitude to others and pride for her show.

She wrote: “I just want to say thank you to everyone who has reached out with kindness and encouragement, both personally and in these social media streets.

Joy Reid’s The ReidOut was axed by MSNBC in a surprise move in February ( Image: Getty Images for ESSENCE)