Harris Faulkner

Harris Faulkner was born as Harris Kimberly Faulkner on October 13th, 1965 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, to mother Shirley Harris and father Bob Harris, a retired Lieutenant Colonel. She studied at the University of California, Santa Barbara and earned her B.A. degree in Mass Communications and Business Economics.

In 2003, Faulkner married Tony Berlin and gave birth to two daughters, Danika and Bella. In the year 2015, Faulkner sued a toy company for making a plastic toy hamster depicting her name as part of their Littlest Pet Shop line. This $5 million lawsuit was filed for unauthorized use of her name and persona. As of now, Harris Faulkner is residing with her family in Edgewater, New Jersey. She is also active on many social networking sites like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Harris Faulkner began her journalistic career as a freelance writer for ‘LA Weekly.’ After this, she completed her internship at KCOP-TV and began handling small tasks before moving to North Carolina to work as an anchor and reporter for WNCT-TV. From March 1992 to 2000, she worked as an anchor for Kansas City's WDAF-TV. Then the American journalist served as an evening anchor at KSTP-TV (Minneapolis–Saint Paul).

After leaving the station in 2004, Faulkner served as a correspondent for the 2005 revival of ‘A Current Affair’ for a short duration of time. Soon after that, she joined Fox Network and started presenting Fox News Live during prime-time weekdays. Currently, she covers breaking news and serves as a substitute host on ‘The Fox Report’ on weekdays. Besides this, Faulkner anchors ‘Fox News Extra’ segments as well as co-hosts ‘Outnumbered’. The American newscaster and television presenter is also a motivational speaker who works for several charitable causes.