LAWRENCE Jones has gradually gained fame as a political commentator and is now a regular face on Fox News.
Despite his public life in the media, he tends to keep his personal life private.
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Who is Lawrence Jones?
Lawrence Jones is a political commentator, host, and author who was born on December 10, 1992, in Garland, Texas.
A graduate of the University of North Texas, he began his career in the early 2010s working for various outlets.
He then gained recognition in April 2015, when he raised money for a pizza shop, called Memories Pizza, located in Indiana, that refused to provide its services to an LGBT couple and had to close after receiving backlash for their decision.
As a result of his efforts, the fundraiser raised approximately $844,000 for the family.
In 2018, Jones then became a regular Fox News contributor.
The host of Lawrence Jones Cross Country, he filled in for Tucker Carlson in the 8pm time slot after his abrupt exit and it was then announced in September 2023 that he would become a permanent co-host on Fox & Friends, joining Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, and Brian Kilmeade.
Is Lawrence Jones married?
While Jones might have a high-profile career, he often keeps details of his personal life out of the media.
As of this writing, he is not married, but he is reportedly in a steady relationship with a woman named Sydney.
Like Jones, his girlfriend also tends to shy away from the public eye, so details on her personal life are unclear.
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What is Lawrence Jones’ net worth?
Over the years, Jones has been able to amass an extensive net worth thanks to his success in media.
At this time, his exact net worth is unclear, but online reports indicate that he could be as high as $1million.
This estimate comes from his career as a political commentator as well as other business ventures.
Some of his worth is said to come from his career as an author.
His debut book, American Man, is set to be released on October 10, 2023, and can be purchased “wherever books are sold.”
Jones wrote the book “to defend the 11 principles of manhood.”
“But I am hoping women will get this book,” he said.
“I don’t write about men in a vacuum. I write about men in their relationship to society in general and women in particular.”
The book includes Jones’ perspective and also features interviews with some of his Fox colleagues.
