Speculation has been swirling online about Dana Perino’s future at Fox News, sparking conversations about her potential departure from the network.

Various reports have added fuel to the discussion, raising questions about her ongoing roles on both The Five and America’s Newsroom.

Despite the rumors, Dana Perino remains a prominent presence at Fox News. According to the official Fox News website, she continues to serve as a co-host on The Five and as a co-anchor on America’s Newsroom.

In addition to her on-screen roles, she also hosts Perino on Politics, a podcast featured on Fox News Audio.

 

 

 

 

 

Is Dana Perino leaving The Five and Fox News all together?

Dana Perino is not departing from The Five or Fox News. She remains actively involved with the network, currently listed as a co-host on The Five and a co-anchor on America’s Newsroom, as shown on the official Fox News website.

Recent rumors about her leaving the network were triggered by misleading online advertisements. These ads falsely claimed that Perino was exiting Fox News to promote a line of CBD gummies.

However, multiple fact-checking sources, including Snopes, have confirmed that these claims are baseless. Addressing the misinformation, Fox News Media’s Media Relations Manager stated, “I can confirm that this report is false,” according to Lead Stories.

False reports recently claimed that Sean Hannity had a dispute with Dana Perino over a CBD product controversy, alleging he was upset and pursued legal action.

However, there’s no evidence to support this, and neither Hannity nor Perino has addressed any such conflict publicly.


Perino has been with Fox News since 2009, following her role as White House press secretary under President George W. Bush. She currently co-hosts The Five, one of cable news’ top-rated shows, and co-anchors America’s Newsroom with Bill Hemmer.

She also announced her upcoming book, I Wish Someone Had Told Me: The Best Advice for Building a Great Career and a Meaningful Life, set for release on April 22, 2025, through Fox News Books.

It features career and life advice from professionals, including her Fox News colleagues.