Meteorologist Janice Dean Leaves Fox After 22 Years Amid MS Battle
- On Thursday, Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean announced she is stepping away from her role on "Fox & Friends" after 22 years due to health complications stemming from multiple sclerosis.
- Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005, Dean explained her symptoms have progressed, triggered by "lack of sleep and stress" that made early morning broadcasting impossible.
- "For those living with MS, the war is inside us," Dean shared in a video message, explaining the disease attacks her central nervous system, leaving scars visible only on MRI imaging.
- Fox News Media issued a statement praising Dean's "warmth, resilience, and dedication" throughout her 22-year career, confirming they "fully support" her decision to step away.
- Calling her tenure a "pivotal part" of her life, Dean thanked colleagues and viewers, saying "maybe I'll call this my mostly sunny goodbye, because for every goodbye, there's always the next hello.
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Credit: @JaniceDean, via X The longtime Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean has announced that she is leaving Fox & Friends after 22 years because her symptoms of multiple sclerosis are worsening. Dean Announces Fox News Exit Dean, 56, announced this on Thursday morning in an emotional video posted to X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. “I know so many of you have been wondering where I’ve been. Please know I’ve read your comm…
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