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Neil Cavuto has exited the Fox News Network after working with the channel since 1996. He gained recognition over the years as the host of shows such as Cavuto: Coast to Coast. While the reason for Neil's exit is yet to be made official, a source for USA Today claims that it has reportedly happened due to salary cuts emerging as a result of changes in the news world.
Cavuto has covered various events throughout his career such as the 9/11 attacks in 2001 and has written books such as Your Money or Your Life. Furthermore, he has been married to Mary Fulling for a long time. The duo even shares three children.
The popular news anchor confirmed his departure while appearing on the afternoon show Your World on December 19, 2024. According to CNN, he said that he would continue contributing to the world of journalism and added:
"I got to do what I love to do, report the news. Not shout the news, not blast the news. Not call names, just call balls and strikes, following the news, hold truth to power and fairness to all. That's it, that's me."
In another statement, Fox News appreciated Neil Cavuto's association with the network over the years. They also mentioned:
"His programs have defined business news and set the standard for the entire industry. We wish him a heartfelt farewell and all the best on his next chapter."
As per Neil Cavuto's bio on the official website of the network, he had served as a managing editor of business news for Fox Business in the past. He additionally conducted interviews with famous personalities like Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson, U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO Suzanne Clark, and more.
Starting in 2007, Cavuto also began covering the elections and before he arrived at Fox News, Neil was a host of the most popular show on CNBC, Market Wrap.
Neil Cavuto shares three children with his wife Mary Fulling: Personal life and other details explained
Also known as Neil Patrick Cavuto, his work as a news anchor made him a popular face among the public. Born on September 22, 1958, he pursued graduation from Saint Bonaventure University and later enrolled at The American University. But apart from that, he has raised three kids with his wife Mary Fulling. Notably, the duo tied the knot back in 1983, as reported by The Sun.
Although Mary's current profession remains unknown, she was a student at St Bonaventure University when she met Neil Cavuto. Furthermore, they share three children including a 22-year-old daughter named Tara alongside two sons, 5-year-old Jeremy and 6-year-old Bradley.
Neil Cavuto also appeared for an interview with NJ.com in June 2015, speaking up on how he adjusted his schedule to spend some time at home. He expressed gratitude for the availability of technology in today's world, saying that he could connect with his family on apps like Skype and FaceTime.
"I know its cliché to say it's quality time over quantity of time, but I'd be the first to admit, there's no substitute to physically being there."
The Westbury, New York native frequently addressed his wife's support especially during the time when he was battling with some health issues. Neil was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis around 15 years ago and during a conversation with the Chicago Tribune in October 2005, he was questioned about how Mary helped him at this phase. Neil replied that he kept joking about different things with his wife, adding:
"I joke with her that I use the illness to get out of putting out the garbage or doing jobs at home. Then she'll say, 'No, you can still wheel the garbage to the front of the house.' She has a good attitude about it, and I need that."
While speaking to People magazine in September 2002, Mary stated that Neil Cavuto used a tape recorder to speak to his family members on the occasion of Christmas. In the same conversation, Neil said that he once thought of becoming a priest but it was his love for television that he decided to become involved with the world of news.
As mentioned, Neil Cavuto has now left Fox News after being associated with the network for almost 28 years. Cavuto has been described as the best interviewer in broadcast business news by The Wall Street Journal and received a similar title from author James Glassman in the past.
