A Fox News anchor is departing after 10 years at the network

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Jenna Lee has come to the end of her ten-year tenure with Fox News.

Lee shared the news of her departure while on air.

“I’m not one for long goodbyes, but I didn’t want to leave without telling you that it’s been an honor and a true privilege to serve as your anchor,” she said. “Thank you for giving me that opportunity.”

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Lee thanked her behind-the-scenes work family. She said that she had new ventures in store to help serve the community in a different way, more of which can be found on her Twitter and Facebook.

Friday was her last day.

Lee began her time at the network as a Fox Business reporter. At the time of her announcement, she had co-hosted “Happening Now” with Jon Scott for a number of years.

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