Former Trump aide faints on‑air, vows to finish interview
The viewers and hosts of Fox News experienced a moment of horror when, during an interview with a former Trump administration official, a woman suddenly collapsed to the ground. It's reported that she is feeling better now and plans to return to finish her statement.
What do you need to know?
- Camryn Kinsey fainted during a live appearance on "Fox News Night" on May 8.
- The quick response from the Fox News team and medical responders helped her recover swiftly.
- The former Trump administration official intends to return to television to complete her remarks about President Biden and Kamala Harris.
Camryn Kinsey, a former Trump administration official, fainted while being interviewed on Fox News. During the discussion about President Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, Kinsey started to have difficulty speaking, fell silent, and collapsed from her chair.
Medical responders and station crew members promptly came to her aid, although this was not shown on-air. The host continued the conversation with the second guest briefly before cutting to a commercial break.
Soon after, Kinsey regained consciousness. She attributed the fainting spell to dehydration.
Fainted on-air, wants to return and finish her statement
Following the incident, Kinsey expressed gratitude to the Fox News team and rescuers for their professionalism and care. "I want to thank the amazing Fox News team and rescuers who responded with such speed and care," she wrote on platform X. Kinsey confirmed that she is feeling better and intends to return to television to complete her comments.
Camryn Kinsey, who previously worked as a White House correspondent for One America News Network, now runs the consulting firm Titan Media Strategies. After the incident, she decided to temporarily reduce her workload to focus on her health.
