When did Kristin Fisher leave Fox News?
FOX News' former White House correspondent is leaving her post after two years on the job. After six years on the Fox Network, journalist Kristin Fisher works as a Space & Defense correspondent for CNN. Fisher, 37, got her start in journalism for the ABC-affiliate KJCT-LP in Grand Junction, Colorado. In 2009, the Houston native moved to Washington DC, where she worked as a freelance correspondent for ABC News. In 2010, Fisher won an Emmy Award for her bi-weekly segments on heroes in the greater Washington community. In 2015, she joined Fox News as a general assignment reporter in its DC bureau. She became the network's White House correspondent in November 2019, covering Donald Trump's administration. On May 7, 2021, Fisher announced that she was leaving the network. She announced Special Report with Bret Baier, telling the anchor, This is my last live shot on my last day at Fox News and Ive had an incredible run.  I started out 6 years ago on the early morning weekend shift. I made it all the way to the White House, which is something that has been at the very top of my career bucket list ever since I was a very little girl. 2 Kristin Fisher left the Fox News network in May 2021 and now works as a correspondent for CNN Credit: Instagram @kristinfishers  "But Ive just realized that there are a few other things on that list that I would like to try to tick off," Fisher said while reporting from the North Lawn of the White House. She went on to thank Fox for trusting me with this beat and for giving me so many opportunities. "And Bret, it has been an absolute pleasure to work with you, the entire White House team and everybody on the Special Report team as well." Fox reporter Peter Doocy became Foxs' new White House correspondent in January 2021. The longtime journalist has an estimated $1million net worth, according to The Famous Data. Fisher and her husband, Walker Forehand, share their daughter Clara - born in December 2017.