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Editor’s note: Season 8 spoilers ahead!
The curtain falls on yet another season of Netflix’s “Love is Blind” and of the five couples who got engaged in Season 8’s pods sight unseen, only one made it to the altar and exchanged their vows. The others, meanwhile, went their separate ways, or so we think.

As with every “Love is Blind” season finale, Season 8’s finale was no different, taking viewers on an emotional rollercoaster of love, heartbreak and tears and leaving them with a bunch of questions.

In the upcoming reunion episode of “Love is Blind” Season 8 on Sunday, things are expected to come to a head and give participants and viewers the closure they deserve and will give an insight into what went down behind the scenes, and since filming wrapped.

“The story doesn’t end at ‘I do’ or ‘I don’t,’ Netflix said about the upcoming episode. “On Sunday, March 9, the pod squad comes together for the first time since the finale to discuss everything that went down. With surprise guests, jaw-dropping confrontations and all the answers you’ve been waiting for, you won’t want to miss Love is Blind: The Reunion.”

“There’s nothing quite like the ‘a-ha’ moments a ‘Love Is Blind’ reunion provides,” the streamer added.

Here’s what to know about the reunion episode of “Love Is Blind” Season 8, including how to watch.

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When is ‘Love is Blind’ Season 8 reunion episode?

The “pod squad” will get back together on camera for the first time since the season stopped filming for the reunion episode on Sunday, March 9 at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT on Netflix.

The reunion episode runs just two days after the finale episode of Season 8 airs.

What time is ‘Love is Blind’ Season 8 reunion episode?

The reunion episode will stream on Netflix at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT on Sunday.

How to watch ‘Love Is Blind’ Season 8 reunion

The reunion episode of “Love is Blind” Season 8 will stream on Netflix. All 13 episodes of Season 8 are also available on the streamer, along with previous season of the Emmy-nominated series.

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‘Love is Blind’ Season 8 reunion episode trailer

Which couples got married ‘Love is Blind’ Season 8?

Of the five couples who got engaged in the pods, only one couple actually said, “I do,” as per Netflix. They are:

Daniel Hastings and Taylor Haag

Which couples broke up in ‘Love is Blind’ Season 8?

For the others, meanwhile, reality set in, “in the form of future in-laws (specifically, an abundance of sisters), different approaches to money, religion, and intimacy, and long conversations about dating history,” Netflix said.

The couples who are no longer together, as per Netflix, include:

Monica and Joey

Devin and Virginia

Ben and Sara

David and Lauren

Madison and Alex

Can a relationship survive that? She was his second choice on ‘Love is Blind’

Which couples are still together in ‘Love is Blind’ Season 8?

Two cast members on the season, Kylie Schuelke and Brian Sumption, found love off-camera and got engaged after being dropped from the show. The couple told the streamer that though their on-camera romance ended early, the two have forged something far too special for TV.

“Ultimately, we went on ‘Love Is Blind’ to find love — and we did just that,” Schuelke told Netflix. “The experiment worked for us, and now we get to write our own story.”

‘We can do our own thing’: ‘Love Is Blind’ couple engaged after Season 8 elimination

‘Love is Blind’ Season 8 location

Season 8 of “Love is Blind” follows singles from Minneapolis, Minnesota as they “cut through the static of modern dating” and develop deep relationships without seeing each other.

Previously, Season 7 of the show was set in Washington, D.C., while Season 6 was set in Charlotte, North Carolina. Season 5 of the show was set in Houston, Season 4 in Seattle and Season 3 in Dallas.

‘Love Is Blind’ hosts

The show is hosted by real-life couple Vanessa and Nick Lachey.

Five years of ‘Love is Blind’

The reunion episode of “Love is Blind” will also celebrate five years of the show with co-hosts Nick and Vanessa “announcing the most memorable ‘Love Is Blind’ moments of all time, voted on by fans,” Netflix said.

Netflix, at the start of Season 8, had invited fans to cast their vote for the “most iconic ‘Love Is Blind’ moments of all time” in categories such as “Into the Pods” and “Break Ups that Broke the Internet.”

Saman Shafiq is a trending news reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at [email protected] and follow her on X and Instagram @saman_shafiq7.
March 9, 2025
John Goodman injured on-set in UK, filming paused: Reports

John Goodman has suffered an on-set injury while filming in the U.K. and the movie is postponed until he recovers, according to reports.

A Warner Bros. spokesperson addressed the injury in a statement Saturday, Deadline and People reported.

“Actor John Goodman experienced a hip injury,” a Warner Bros. rep said in a statement, according the the outlets. “He received immediate medical attention that led to a brief delay in shooting to allow him time to recover. The production resumes shooting next week following John’s full recovery.”

USA TODAY reached out to reps for Goodman and Warner Bros. for comment.

Goodman, 72, was apparently injured while filming the latest movie from Oscar-winning director Alejandro González Iñárritu, whose last films were 2015’s “The Revenant” and “Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths” in 2022.

The buzzy film’s IMDB synopsis says the “most powerful man in the world causes a disaster and embarks on a mission to prove that he is the savior of humanity” in the movie.

Crew member previously died on ‘The Conners’ starring John Goodman

The actor’s injury comes four years after a crew member working on “The Conners,” the “Roseanne” spinoff starring Goodman, died after a “fatal medical event.”

Werner Entertainment, the production company behind the ABC sitcom, confirmed the news to USA TODAY in a statement at the time.

“With heavy hearts we regret to confirm that a member of our technical crew suffered a fatal medical event today. He was a much loved member of ‘The Conners’ and ‘Roseanne’ families for over 25 years,” the statement read. “As we remember our beloved colleague, we ask that you respect the privacy of his family and loved ones as they begin their grieving process.”

“The Conners” embarks on its seventh and final season later this month on March 26.

Contributing: Rasha Ali

March 9, 2025
Blake Lively at SXSW for 'Another Simple Favor'Entertainment

Blake Lively at SXSW for ‘Another Simple Favor’Entertainment

March 9, 2025
Emily Osment engagedEntertainment

Emily Osment engagedEntertainment

March 9, 2025
Anna Kendrick avoids awkward questions amid Blake Lively legal battle

Anna Kendrick is doing herself a simple favor and avoiding those questions about co-star Blake Lively.

The “Pitch Perfect” franchise alum appeared at the “Another Simple Favor” premiere at South by Southwest Conference and Festival and brought her signature humor to the controversy surrounding her co-star’s legal drama with Justin Baldoni.

During a red carpet interview, a Variety reporter asked Kendrick if she felt the movie was impacted by “everything going around in the world,” seemingly referencing Lively’s legal battle with her ex-co-star and director.

“Why, what happened? I did ayahuasca and the last year of my life is just gone, but I heard the movie is amazing,” Kendrick said before blowing a kiss and walking away.

Blake Lively steps out for ‘Another Simple Favor’ premiere at SXSW amid competing lawsuits

While stopping to interact with SXSW fans, Kendrick was asked what it means to her to be working with Lively once again to which she responded, “oh you know,” before moving down the line to take a photo with a fan.

“Another Simple Favor” follows Stephanie (Kendrick) on her way to the wedding of Emily (Lively) − years after a joint murder-suicide mission landed one in jail and one with a publishing contract.

Now, Emily is out of prison and set to wed a wealthy Italian businessman, played by Michele Morrone, and she wants Stephanie as her maid of honor.

Anna Kendrick, Blake Lively faced own feud rumors

Kendrick and Lively have long been the subject of feud rumors of their own. On a July 2021 episode of “Watch What Happens Live,” a fan asked guest Henry Golding about a potential feud between his “A Simple Favor” co-stars.

“No, definitely not. I think they got on pretty reasonably well … I think,” Golding replied. “Uhm, definitely no friction that I noticed.” Host Andy Cohen jokingly responded that the “key words are ‘reasonably’ and ‘that I noticed.’”

Lively’s appearance at Friday night’s SXSW premiere was one of her few public outings since her relationship with Baldoni, her director and co-star on “It Ends with Us,” soured and turned into multiple competing court battles.

Though “It Ends with Us” premiered in August, that was only the beginning for all the headlines that emerged about a reported rift among the cast. As 2024 came to a close, Lively sued Baldoni, his production company Wayfarer Studios and some of the public relations strategists they worked with, alleging sexual harassment in a workplace setting, retaliation, breach of contract and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Contributing: Erin Jensen, KiMi Robinson, USA TODAY; Robbie Farias, Alexis Simmerman, Austin American-Statesman

March 9, 2025
Emily Osment files for divorce after about 5 months of marriage

“Hannah Montana” alum Emily Osment is splitting from her husband Jack Anthony after five months of marriage.

Through a statement provided by her reps to USA TODAY on Friday, Osment addressed the split with Anthony, whose legal name is Jack Farina.

“I think with any big decision in your life, whether it’s relationships or work or whatever it may be, you have to firmly plant both feet in that decision. Ultimately, it didn’t work out,” Osment said. Osment filed for divorce on Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court nearly five months after they tied the knot on Oct. 12. The filing states the pair separated on Dec. 7.

According to People and E!, Osment shared a heartfelt, now-deleted Instagram post in June 2023, calling herself “deliriously happy” and flaunting a diamond engagement ring.

“I did not know life could be this sweet,” the actress captioned the post. “I am so proud of the life we have built together and the people we have become over the last few years.”

“This love is so big and so uniquely ours and I know it can do anything,” the “Young Sheldon” star added. “I am so honored to stand next to you every day. I love you, Jack.”

Emily Osment couldn’t ‘wait to be married’

At the time, Osment opened up to People magazine about her excitement ahead of tying the knot with Farina.

“I cannot wait to be married,” the “Young & Hungry” star told People. “I wish we could just jump to that.”

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“It’s so exciting, and we have to constantly remind ourselves, you’re only going to do this once,” Osment said. “So you might look at 1000 pictures of what looks like the exact same chair, and your wedding planner will say, ‘What kind of chairs do you want?’ And I’ll say, ‘Yes, there should be chairs there.’ And she’ll say, ‘No, but what kind of chairs?’ And I’ll say, ‘I don’t care. There should just be chairs.’ It’s a little bit like that.”

“A lot of very small decisions that don’t seem to matter, but on the day, you’re going to be so happy that you sat down and went through the tough decision making,” Osment added. “Because at the end of the day, you get to be married, and that’s the greatest thing ever.”

March 9, 2025
‘Mickey 17’ ending explained: Robert Pattinson discusses spoilers

Spoiler alert! We’re discussing important plot points and the ending of “Mickey 17” (in theaters now) so beware if you haven’t seen it yet.

Robert Pattinson’s underdog title character in the sci-fi satire “Mickey 17” has all sorts of obstacles thrown at him – that’s the breaks when you’re considered “expendable.” In the end, though, he not only survives but thrives, even as a copy of himself meets a heroic fate.

In Oscar-winning writer/director Bong Joon Ho’s new movie, Mickey Barnes (Pattinson) is an Earth man who signs up for a colonizing expedition to a distant icy planet and volunteers for a job that puts him in deadly situations constantly. Every time he dies, a new version with his memories is printed out. The 17th iteration is thought to have died, which leads to Mickey 18, but when the other didn’t perish, 17 and 18 have to figure out how to coexist.

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They get a common enemy: Villainous politician Kenneth Marshall (Mark Ruffalo), the man leading the expedition, wants to kill the Mickeys. He also wants to wipe out the planet’s indigenous creatures, the Creepers, who had saved Mickey 17 earlier. After killing a baby Creeper, leading the mother Creeper to gather her fellow beasts and surround Marshall’s spaceship, Marshall sends 17 and 18 out to kill Creepers or else get blown up. But 17 warns the Creeper mom about Marshall’s plan to use nerve gas on them – and to keep them from wiping out humans in revenge – and 18 sacrifices himself to blow up Marshall.

While he’s looked down on for most of the movie, Mickey 17 gains new respect among his human co-workers. And when his girlfriend Nasha (Naomi Ackie) is put in charge, she lets Mickey push the button that explodes the human printer.

Does ‘Mickey 17’ have a post-credit scene?

Nope, but before detonating the human printer, Bong includes an important dream sequence where Mickey confronts Marshall’s scheming wife Ylfa (Toni Collette) when she’s printing out a new version of her husband. “Isn’t this what everybody wants?” Mickey tells her off in four-letter fashion.

“A lot of strange things have been happening” in Bong’s native South Korea and the world, the filmmaker says via a translator. “We’re going through climate disaster and fires and we all just feel a bit scared. We feel small and helpless. And what intensifies all that fear even more is hatred and disdain and contempt for one another.”

But in the moment, Mickey rejects all that, Bong adds. “Even the most powerless underdog can overcome his fears and find hope and fight against the vitriol and the hatred of the world. Maybe that’s kind of all we can do and all we can hope for in this crazy world.”

Pattinson sees the movie as “a very sort of extreme version of where your life could end up. I’m always a fan of saying people need to give themselves a break,” he says with a laugh. “It’s funny trying to put things in the context of the way the world is now – it shifts with such alarming pace that it’s almost impossible. Good advice today will be bad advice tomorrow.”

While Mickey 17 is definitely an underdog, “at the same time, what’s interesting is it’s not like he wants to be leading the world afterward,” Pattinson figures. “He doesn’t even really get it. When everyone’s like, ‘You saved the world!” and he’s like, ‘I did? OK, cool.’

“He just wants to have a nice life and be a regular dude. He doesn’t really have any higher aspirations particularly. He was fine with being tortured every day if he could just go home to Nasha.”

March 9, 2025
What’s real in Mildred Burke movie?

Spoiler alert! We’re discussing the ending of the sports biopic “Queen of the Ring” (in theaters now), so beware if you want to go in cold.

Google Mildred Burke and you’ll find vintage pictures of the pro wrestling icon showing off her impressive biceps.

Those photos gave Emily Bett Rickards inspiration not only for what she needed to look like to play the pioneering athlete in the biopic “Queen of the Ring” but also a way into her personality.

“Mildred put on this muscle in a time when it was not in vogue,” Rickards, 33, says of Burke, the first million-dollar female athlete and champion wrestler who was a major draw from the 1930s to the mid-1950s. “There’s a lot more women in the gym now, but at the time, women were not muscular. She wanted her femininity to coincide with this physical strength.”

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So all the chicken breast Rickards ate and all the weights she lifted were worth it, the actress adds. “Putting on the muscle was important for the physicality of her. But more so than that, it actually helped me find out who she was, because that’s how she operated in the world. She’s flexing in all her pictures because that was her showwomanship, that was her claim to fame.”

Burke laid the foundation for modern champs like Becky Lynch and Toni Storm (who appears in “Queen of the Ring” alongside other actual wrestlers). Rickards talks about what’s real and what’s fiction in the movie based on Jeff Leen’s book “The Queen of the Ring: Sex, Muscles, Diamonds, and the Making of an American Legend”:

Did Mildred Burke really wrestle men?

In the movie and in real life, Millie (born Mildred Bliss on Aug. 5, 1915) was a single mom working at a diner in the ‘30s when she met wrestling manager Billy Wolfe (played by Josh Lucas) and bugged him to show her the ropes. On her first day of training, he had a man body-slam her to scare her off – she turned around and slammed him. “I was lifting dudes three times my size!” Rickards says of her wrestling scenes. “A lot of the time when you’re picking up someone, they’re doing most of the work. It’s wrestling, but it’s an art form and it’s so cool.”

Because women wrestling other women was illegal in many states at the time, Wolfe turned Burke into a traveling carnival attraction, named “the Kansas Cyclone,” who would take on guys in the audience and give them fits. “They didn’t believe that this woman in front of them stood a chance, and that’s their fault and their problem because she showed them that she could,” Rickard says.

Did the real Mildred Burke marry her manager Billy Wolfe?

Wolfe rounded up a league of women to wrestle alongside Millie, who fought for equal pay with the male wrestlers she knew she could outdraw. She married Wolfe to make sure she had a financial stake in their business, and even dealt with his cheating and womanizing, but they wound up divorcing in the early ‘50s, which adversely affected Millie’s finances and wrestling career.

“She did the best that she could but ultimately her downfall was not knowing the inner workings of business because she wasn’t allowed in the room,” Rickards says

Did Mildred Burke really beat her much-bigger foe?

In wrestling, every great babyface needs an equally good heel, and Burke had that in June Byers, aka “the Texas Tornado” (who was also Wolfe’s daughter-in-law). The real Byers was bigger in stature than Burke, so powerhouse Kailey Latimer was cast as June opposite Rickards because “it was supposed to be impossible for Mildred to beat this woman,” Rickards says.

The movie’s climax involves the controversial 1954 bout in Atlanta between the two, which turned into a “shoot” match instead of a worked one – or, in wrestling parlance, a real physical fight instead of a scripted throwdown. The rousing film version ends with Millie keeping her championship belt with a no-contest decision. In real life, the ending was a bit hazier – while Burke believed she was the winner, the Atlanta Athletic Commission awarded the title to Byers.

Rickards finds what happened afterward fascinating: Burke traveled to Japan to pioneer women’s wrestling there, plus “we end our story right as the age of television is taking off,” the actress says. “And unfortunately, that is why Mildred gets forgotten. That is really at the fault of Billy Wolfe, who didn’t believe that television was going to be a large thing for wrestling but clearly that did not go as he planned.”

March 9, 2025
What to know about ‘American Idol’ Season 23: Release date, cast, more

Get ready to sing your heart out, America. “Idol” returns this Sunday.

Season 23 of the reality singing competition that helped launch Kelly Clarkson’s career features longtime host Ryan Seacrest and judges Luke Bryan, Lionel Richie and Season 4 winner Carrie Underwood, who replaces “Teenage Dream” singer Katy Perry after seven seasons.

Some of the world’s most iconic singers, including Underwood, Jennifer Hudson and Adam Lambert, got their start on “American Idol,” which first premiered in 2002.

“20 years ago I auditioned for the judges of @americanidol, and today I am now one of those judges searching for someone who wants to BE AN IDOL!” Underwood wrote in an August social media post. “It all starts with an audition…will we #CUonIDOL?”

The season kicks off with three episodes of auditions before the lucky group of singers get a coveted trip to Hollywood.

Here’s what to know about Season 23 of “American Idol,” including how to tune in.

When does ‘American Idol’ start? Season 23 premiere date

Season 23 of “American Idol” premieres Sunday, March 9 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.

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‘American Idol’ Season 23 trailer

‘American Idol’ judges, host

Long-time judges Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan are joined by Carrie Underwood this season.

The “Before He Cheats” singer is taking over for Katy Perry, who revealed that she was leaving the show to focus on music. Underwood, an “American Idol” alum, returns to the show about 20 years after she won the competitive singing competition.

Ryan Seacrest, who has hosted 20 seasons of “American Idol,” will once again serve as emcee.

Grammy-nominated singer Jelly Roll will serve as a first-ever artist in residence. He will work closely with contestants, giving them firsthand advice on how to “navigate the journey,” as Variety first reported.

How to watch Season 23 of ‘American Idol’

“American Idol” airs Sunday nights on ABC with episodes available to stream on Hulu the next day.

Viewers may also catch the show live on the ABC app or website along with live-streaming sites that allow viewers to watch in real-time.

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March 8, 2025
President says Fox show could only be hit with ‘him’

Lara Trump is returning to her former home.

The ex-Republican National Committee co-chair is back at Fox News Channel with “My View with Lara Trump,” a Saturday night (9 p.m. ET) opinion show that debuted Feb. 22.

In doing so, she has passed up a cabinet position in father-in-law, President Donald Trump’s second White House term and another chance at serving in the United States Senate, making history as the first family member of a president actively serving to host a television program. Trump is the wife of President Trump’s middle son Eric, and the pair share two children: Luke and Carolina.

“The show is to really bring another level of transparency to things that I don’t know that we’ve ever had,” Trump told USA TODAY. “You know, you look at Donald Trump. I think people would be hard pressed to find a more transparent candidate and administration than we currently have right now.”

Trump, who is known to go to new terrain for conservatives such as her viral appearance on “The Breakfast Club,” says she would like to invite Democrats on the show — and interview the president.

After Fox News announced her hiring, criticism followed. The Daily Beast said she tried and failed to paint her father-in-law as “pro-feminist” after Trump featured female Trump administration officials Pam Bondi, Tulsi Gabbard and Karoline Leavitt. The New Yorker coined her “The New Trump-Family Megaphone,” but she disagrees with the backlash.

Lara Trump to host Fox News show after passing up Senate seat, cabinet position

“Oh, you mean someone would criticize something that a Trump did?” Trump says. “Of course there will be critics, of course there will be people who say that” say says in reference to the “megaphone” headline, adding that it’s “not the intent of the show.”

She has a clear plan, though, for “My View,” which is already a ratings hit. As left-leaning news networks MSNBC and CNN reshuffle their talent amid President Trump’s second term, axing his critics or offering them lesser time slots, “My View” garnered the most viewers of any cable program over its opening weekend according to Nielsen ratings.

The show beat out ESPN college basketball with 2.4 million viewers ahead of March Madness.

Lara Trump: Father-in-law President Donald Trump is ‘biggest cheerleader’

Trump tells USA TODAY the president thought the first episode was “amazing” and she praised him as her “biggest cheerleader.”

“He’s called me twice since the show to tell me what an amazing job he thought I did, how much he enjoyed the show and unfortunately, both times, I missed his call,” Trump says, adding that her phone was dead, and she was on a plane during the respective attempts.

Lara Trump, president’s daughter-in-law, to host new Fox News opinion show. What to know

“I’m really grateful, and I’m happy (President Trump) loved it,” she says. “Of course, he told me that the only way that I was going to get a huge audience is if I had him on and so I think that — I don’t want to say I’ve proven him wrong. When he comes on, I guess the audience will be even bigger.”

When does Lara Trump plan to have the president on ‘My View’?

For those wondering when her father-in-law will make his “My View” debut, Trump says she would like to have him on the show after he hits 100 days in office.

“I really wanted to establish myself in this position before having him on. So, you know, we’ll see. We don’t have anything officially planned,” she says.

She insists she’s carving her own lane on Fox News and praised President Trump’s administration during her interview with USA TODAY.

Trump decided to host her new Fox show to “bring an extra layer of transparency and more information, not less information, to people out there.”

“You know what side I’m on, you know for whom I voted, and you know that I obviously want to see this country succeed with my father-in-law as president, but I think anyone who tunes into the show regularly will very quickly learn that I’m simply trying to give more insights,” she says.

Who will be the guests on Laura Trump’s new show?

Her dream guests? Her own family.

“I actually would love to do an interview with my whole family, and I would love for people see because I don’t know that’s anyone’s ever done that, just the way we all interact I think is very cool,” she says. “And I think, you know, people love to write articles about this, that and the other. We all get along so well. I think the past eight years have made us all closer.”

‘The View’ co-hosts react to Donald Trump win

She also wants to invite Democrats, suggesting moderate Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman and late-night talk show host Bill Maher as potential guests.

And the show’s cheeky title isn’t throwing shade at “The View,” the ABC daytime hit show famously critical of the president.

“Some took it as a swipe at ‘The View,’ but mostly it’s because it is really what this show is all about. It’s my view on things and my perspective,” she says, adding that they went with the simplest and most straightforward name.

Trump did divulge that she “probably would have said yes” to co-hosting “The View,” but did say “not to my knowledge” when asked if producers had ever asked her to.

Lara Trump skipped chance to become U.S. Senator (again)

To host “My View,” Trump took her name out of consideration to replace Marco Rubio, her father-in-law’s pick for Secretary of State, in the U. S. Senate representing Florida, where she currently lives. She previously was floated as a Senate candidate in 2022 in her home state of North Carolina.

Motherhood is more important, she says, adding that “for me, being the mom of two young kids who are 5 and 7 right now, my kids need me. They want me around. That doesn’t last forever. There will come a point where they’re like, ‘get away, mom. We don’t need you around here.’”

She lives in Florida and films the show in various locations around the country.

‘Unbelievable support’: Lara Trump removes name to replace Marco Rubio as Florida senator

“With that in mind, this great opportunity at Fox came up and I said, you know, ‘it just feels like this is the position that God is pushing me in. There’s a reason you don’t see a lot of moms of school aged children as United States Senators.” There are four moms of school-aged children in the Senate.

She says “it’s not that they don’t have the drive to do it. It’s very challenging to be away from your children if you don’t move them fully to D.C. for the amount of time it’s necessary to do the job of United States Senator.”

For now, the “No Days Off” singer says the Senate can wait. Voters can find her seated on the anchor desk every Saturday, giving her view.

“I actually hope that maybe we bring new people into the fold to tune into Fox because of this show because I do think you’re getting something that is different, that isn’t solely based on the frenzied 24-hour news cycle that we’re all used to,” Trump adds.

“I think it’s hard sometimes to take a second to take a breath and really appreciate the people who are making the big changes right now. And that’s truly what I hope to highlight.”

‘My View’ third episode will feature Vivek Ramaswamy, Sean Duffy

“My View” airs Saturday nights on Fox. The March 8 episode will feature Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, Florida gubernatorial candidate U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds and U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.

March 8, 2025