Harris Faulkner, the anchor for FOX News, has talked candidly about her concerns about her two teenage girls, one of whom is getting ready to start college.Engage in play
The 59-year-old TV anchor expressed her worries about her two daughters, Bella and Danika, whom she and her husband, Tony Berlin, share.
Tony Berlin, Harris Faulkner, and their two daughters
Faulkner on Fox News’s Outnumbered Overtime in March 2020 in New York City
Berlin, a media consultant, and Faulkner
Given that Berlin is white and Faulkner is Black, Bella, 18, and Danika, 15, are multiracial.
Given that Bella intends to enroll in college in the autumn, Faulkner acknowledged her concerns regarding racial and political conflicts.
In a recent interview with the Daily Mail, Faulkner stated, “As a person of color and as someone who speaks out about faith, it’s very adjacent when people are hated for their way of believing and their position in society.”
Because Berlin is Jewish and Faulkner is a Baptist Christian, the two brought their girls up in a religiously diverse home. Since 2003, the two have been wed.
She questioned, “Am I more concerned about them being noticed for their faith or their skin tone and hair type?”
“I’m concerned about everything. Not only for my children, either.
“I firmly believe that it’s critical for Jewish children on campuses to understand that they have partners and that the hate on campus is a microcosm of the love that exists outside,” Faulkner added.
The mother also echoed President Donald Trump’s recent executive order by expressing her opinion that transgender women shouldn’t play sports.
According to Faulkner, her youngest daughter recently finished eight years of competitive gymnastics.
“If there were biological men who could compete against my daughter, the sport would be very different,” she stated.
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“I’m concerned about her safety.”
She said, “I want her to believe that the competition is fair and that her best achievements count.”
Additionally, Faulkner stated that her older daughter has already made up her mind on politics.
The anchor remarked, “Bella is remarkably confident about who she will vote for and knows who she is.”
Do I worry more about their faith or about their skin tone and hair type making them stand out? I’m concerned about everything. Not only for my children, either.
“She intends to pursue a degree in early childhood education, specializing in children who are challenged and require additional love and support.”
The Fox News personality also discussed the ratings war between her program, The Faulkner Focus, and The View, an ABC discussion show.
“There’s this shout it, swear it, do whatever you have to do to get a little more attention around the hot topics on The View,” she blasted.
She also criticized Sunny Hostin of The View for making “dicey remarks” and “coming for her” during an appearance in 2018.
Faulkner joined the network in 2005 and celebrated ten years of hosting the Fox News afternoon show Outnumbered last year.
Additionally, her show averaged 2,552,000 views at the end of January, shockingly surpassing The View’s 2,508,000 viewers.
Berlin and Faulkner, along with their daughters Danika and Bella.
Faulkner and Berlin have been wed since 2003.
