Fox News Weekend host Johnny Joey Jones has become an inspiration with his contribution to the marine corps and now working as a TV personality which has piqued everyone’s interest in the personal life of the presenter.
Joey joined Fox News Media in 2019 and has worked on most of the stations’ platforms, providing military analysis and some sports coverage.
The veteran has endured multiple combat deployments with eight years of active service in the Marine Corps up to 2010 until he suffered a traumatic injury in both his legs.
Johnny Joey Jones Personal Life
The Fox News host comes from a well-reputed Christian family belonging to the white Caucasian ethnicity. Born on July 21, 1986, in Atlanta, the 34 years old TV host is a former marine who is an inspiration to everyone.
He is married to his wife, Elise Meg Jones, who got married to the TV personality on December 20, 2012. His partner, Meg, works at a Texas-based nationwide navy non-profit campaign called Boot Campaign.
The veteran marine has three daughters with his beautiful wife, Meg her smallest one was born on August 9, 2019. Two of their daughters are around 7 and 10 years old and take after their beautiful mother.
Apart from his three beautiful daughters, Jones also has a son from his previous marriage, and his son lives with the couple and his daughters. The Fox News host had kept his former partner and the mother of his first child hidden from the media.
Where Is Fox News Weekend Host From? His Family
Johnny Joey Jones from Fox News Weekend is an American who was born and brought up in America in Atlanta by his loving family. The host currently lives in Newnan, Georgia, with his wife and four children.
Joey is close with his family since he is seen posting pictures of his parents and grandparents on his social media. Based on his posts on his Instagram, it looks like the news personality was raised in a large family, loved and coddled by his parents and grandparents.
His father was known to be a brick mason while he was growing up, and Jones also loved helping his father around in his job. As a child, he loved playing sports like baseball and soccer and was a self-disciplined child with no complaints from his parents.
The TV host did not get a graduation degree since he was serving in the Navy with two of his best friends, Chris and Keith. Serving as a bomb technician in Afghanistan, he lost his legs in a mission gone wrong.
Despite losing his legs, Johnny did not lose hope and has become an inspiration to everyone around the world, becoming a successful TV presenter despite his shortcomings.