Former Trump administration member, Camryn Kinsey, is recovering after fainting during a live segment on “Fox News @Night.” The incident occurred on Thursday, prompting immediate assistance from the show’s team and first responders.
Following the event, Kinsey took to social media to express her gratitude to the Fox News crew and the EMTs for their quick and compassionate response. “It was a frightening moment, but their professionalism made all the difference. I’m feeling better now,” she shared on X.
Kinsey, aged 24, previously worked as the director of external relations in the Presidential Personnel Office during Trump’s presidency. She has been vocal about her opposition to Biden’s interviews and criticized Kamala Harris’ election loss, attributing it to sexism.
“This is what they do when campaigns fail; they try to rewrite history. Putting her in charge of the border when she hasn’t even been there is just ridiculous,” Kinsey remarked.
In an alarming moment, Kinsey appeared to hesitate during her segment, then suddenly fainted and fell off her chair, hitting the stage below. The crew quickly rushed to help her, prompting host Jonathan Hunt to cut away from the scene.
When the show returned from a break, Hunt reassured the audience that Kinsey had regained consciousness and was receiving medical attention.
The network later stated that she was doing much better. “Following the incident during her live appearance, paramedics treated her and confirmed she was fine,” they reported.
While Kinsey didn’t disclose the cause of her fainting, she mentioned plans to lighten her schedule for a while. “I’m thankful to have a moment to rest, hydrate, and recover,” she remarked. She plans to return to the show to continue her discussions, particularly regarding her views on Biden and Harris.
“I didn’t intend to finish that segment right away, but I’ll be back on air soon enough to wrap up my thoughts on Kamala,” she concluded.
Kinsey, who has a background as a Division I cheerleader, has recently launched her own consulting firm, Titan Media Strategy, following her role in the Trump administration and her stint as a White House correspondent.
