Secret to Success from a pastry chef: Lara Trump’s humble beginnings before becoming RNC co-chair as she takes on new Fox News show

Her show’s first guests include prominent women in the White House

Lara Trump gets her own Fox News show as she goes back to her TV roots to highlight ‘common sense returning to the US’

LARA Trump started as a pastry chef years before the Republican darling took on hosting her own Fox News show.

President Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law rose from her humble beginnings to become the co-chair of the Republican National Convention in March 2024.

Lara Trump speaks during the Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Maryland on March 3, 2023Credit: Getty

Eric and Lara Trump, who got married in 2014Credit: Instagram/laraleatrump

Lara attends Fox News Channel’s Gutfeld! Live in Dallas in Dallas, Texas in February 2022Credit: Getty
After Lara, 42, resigned from the prestigious position in December, she’ll now be hosting her own weekend show on Fox News.

The show, called My View with Lara Trump, is a return to her TV roots as the working mom previously starred on the network as a Fox News contributor.

But before her career on the silver screen ever began, Lara began in a world far from politics as a culinary star.

The North Carolina native earned a degree in pastry arts from the French Culinary Institute in New York, according to Town & Country Magazine.

While living in New York City, she met Eric Trump at a nightclub in March 2008.

The couple tied the knot at the family’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida six years later.

After working as a chef and a personal trainer on the side, Lara started in the TV field as a story coordinator and producer at Inside Edition in 2012.

Then, in 2016, she put her associate producer position to hit the campaign trail for her father-in-law alongside Eric.

“I wasn’t going to have the time to adequately dedicate to this,” Lara told local Wilmington paper Port City Daily at the time.

“When they’re reporting on your family on the show you work for, it’s a little challenging.

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“We managed to keep everything pretty even-keeled for the duration of this whole thing, but certainly it’s nice to not have to worry about that from day to day,” she said.

After Donald beat out Hillary Clinton in 2016, Lara was active in the White House and eventually worked on Donald’s 2020 re-election campaign.

The mom-of-two then joined Fox News as a contributor in March 2021, but stepped down when Donald announced his re-election bid in 2022.

She’s now returning to the network with her own show, which premieres on Saturday night.

My View with Lara Trump’s premiere

Lara Trump is hosting her own show on Fox News.

Her first show will feature sit-downn interview with:

My View with Lara Trump’s airs on Saturday at 9 pm ET on the Fox News Channel.

“I’m thrilled to bring my voice back to Fox News, talk directly with the American people, and highlight what makes this country so great,” Lara said in a statement.

My View with Lara Trump described as “the return of common sense to all corners of American life,” according to Fox News.

The weekly show is set to include a mix of “analysis and interviews with influential figures.”

Saturday’s premiere features sit-down interview with significant women in the Trump administration.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard are Lara’s first guests on Saturday.

My View with Lara Trump airs on the Fox News Channel on Saturday at 9 pm ET.

Brian Kilmeade, whose show One Nation with Brian Kilmeade previously occupied that Saturday time slot of Fox News, has moved to Sundays from 10 to 11 pm.