Abby Huntsman

Abby Huntsman is an American journalist, television personality, and political commentator whose career includes work on major news and talk platforms. Huntsman began her career with behind-the-scenes experience at Good Morning America at age 16 and later interned with Diane Sawyer, which influenced her pursuit of journalism. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in political science and communications.

Huntsman developed her on-air credentials across multiple networks. She served as a media advisor and surrogate for her father's presidential campaign, during which she and her sisters were profiled in The New Yorker, GQ, and BuzzFeed. Huntsman joined MSNBC's "The Cycle," bringing a conservative perspective to the program. She later joined Fox News as a general assignment reporter and was named co-host of "Fox & Friends Weekend," covering news across the network's programming. Her commentary on ABC News and Good Morning America earned her recognition on Forbes' 30 Under 30 list in media.

Huntsman co-hosted the ABC talk show "The View," where she contributed to political discussions and was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show Host alongside her co-hosts. She left the show to serve as a senior advisor during her father's gubernatorial campaign and later returned as a guest host.

Transitioning from traditional television, Huntsman hosts the podcast "I Wish Somebody Told Me," which features in-depth interviews with figures from entertainment, politics, business, and journalism. The podcast has featured guests such as Meghan McCain and Xerox CEO Ursula Burns. Huntsman is also a published author; her picture book, "Who Will I Be?", explores the value of service and the impact of giving back.

Huntsman is recognized for her contributions to political journalism, television broadcasting, and media commentary, with work spanning major networks and platforms.