Greg Gutfeld, renowned as the co-host of ‘The Five’ and the witty personality behind a comedic late-night show on Fox News, has recently finalized a contract extension, ensuring his continued presence with the network for the foreseeable future.
According to reports from Variety, Gutfeld has secured a new five-year deal, earning praise from Fox executives for his exceptional talents.
“Greg is an authentic voice whose blend of political insight, cultural commentary, and comedic flair has resonated deeply with our audience for over 17 years,” remarked Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott.
She continued, stating, “Since the launch of ‘Gutfeld!’ three years ago, he has quickly disrupted the late-night landscape, emerging as the most-watched host in the genre. His show consistently draws more viewers than any other late-night program on television. We are honored to continue hosting Greg and his unmatched analysis, ensuring the legacy of late-night’s top-rated program for years to come.”
Furthermore, Gutfeld will expand his role by hosting and producing content for Fox’s streaming platform, Fox Nation.
Gutfeld’s journey with Fox News began in 2007 when he hosted the late-night program “Red Eye,” airing at 2 am. He later transitioned to become a regular co-host on “The Five,” where he developed a dynamic rapport with fellow co-host Dana Perino.
Throughout his tenure, Gutfeld has engaged in spirited debates with the show’s liberal commentators, including Geraldo Rivera, Juan Williams, and Jessica Tarlov, contributing to some of the program’s most memorable moments.