Fox News Host Steve Doocy Returns to New York City To Rejoin Ainsley Earhardt and Brian Kilmeade—1 Year After Florida Move

"Fox & Friends" star Steve Doocy has reclaimed his seat on the show's iconic couch inside the Fox News studio in New York City—more than a year after he stepped down from his role as a full-time host of the show amid his relocation to Florida.Viewers of the hit morning show were delighted to see Doocy, 69, making an appearance in the Manhattan studio alongside co-hosts Ainsley Earhardt and Brian Kilmeade, having traveled back to the Big Apple to fill in for Lawrence B. Jones. However, the on-air personality's return to New York life is only temporary, according to a post shared on his Facebook account, where he explained to fans that he will only be in the studio for a week, while Jones is enjoying some time off. "I’m back on the couch a couple days filling in for Lawrence. Always a pleasure seeing Ainsley and Brian and the Studio M Crew," he wrote, while sharing a photo of himself, Earhardt, and Kilmeade. Doocy—who is the father of fellow Fox News star Peter Doocy—noted that he will return to regularly scheduled programing from Aug. 3, when he will resume his current role as Coast-to-Coast Host, a position that he took up when he left New York City and his full-time in-studio ...