Lisa Boothe’s Private World
Fox News contributor Lisa Boothe has carved out a space in the media world through her sharp insights, fearless opinions, and unflinching political commentary. Yet, behind the confidence and candor that define her on-screen presence, Boothe remains remarkably private — a trait that has only fueled fascination about the life she leads off-camera.
Born on February 3, 1985, in West Virginia, Boothe grew up in a politically engaged family. Her father spent more than a decade working on Capitol Hill as a senator’s aide, while her mother provided the stability and encouragement that Boothe often credits for her drive and resilience. That combination of intellect, discipline, and heart became the foundation for her future career.
After graduating from the University of Tennessee with a degree in political science and government, Boothe jumped straight into Washington’s fast-paced political world. She built her reputation behind the scenes in communications and strategy before launching High Noon Strategies, her own public affairs firm focused on media and messaging.
Her big break came in 2016, when she joined Fox News as a political commentator. From Outnumbered and The Five to The Faulkner Focus and The Big Weekend Show, Boothe quickly became one of the network’s most recognizable conservative voices — bold, articulate, and often unafraid to challenge prevailing narratives.
Still, while her professional life has played out in front of millions, her personal world remains largely off-limits.