Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, who famously drew U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's ire during the election campaign, is jumping ship to a rival network.
Kelly, one of the conservative cable news network's marquee figures, is leaving for an expanded role at NBC, according to her publicist Leslee Dart.
The move, first announced in reports in the New York Times and Variety, ends much speculation about the anchor and political commentator's future as her current contract expires this year.
Kelly, a former corporate litigator, worked at Fox News for 12 years. Most recently, she hosted the primetime show The Kelly File.
In recent interviews, Kelly noted she is seeking a greater work-life balance and more time with her three young children — something she also wrote about in her recently released memoir, Settle for More.
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