Lawrence Jones, co-host of “Fox & Friends,” is on his way to recovery after undergoing eye surgery. The 33-year-old commentator has been absent from the popular Fox morning show this month but reassured his followers via X last week that he is doing well. He mentioned, “I recently underwent eye surgery and will be returning to work soon. I’ll share the details of my experience with you all in the future.” Jones expressed gratitude for the support he has received from his network, noting that Fox has been “incredibly supportive throughout this process, ensuring that I receive the best possible care.”
Since joining “Fox & Friends” in 2023, Jones has made a significant impact as the youngest Black co-host in cable news history. Prior to this role, he served as the show’s enterprise reporter for two years and hosted “Lawrence Jones Cross Country” on weekends. A Texas native and a graduate of the University of North Texas, Jones first became part of the Fox News family in 2018.
As he recuperates, fans and colleagues alike are looking forward to his return to the show, where he plays a pivotal role alongside fellow co-hosts Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, and Brian Kilmeade. His resilience and positive outlook during his recovery inspire many, and the support from his network highlights a strong commitment to the well-being of its team members.