Lisa Boothe has carved out a prominent place for herself as a fiery commentator and conservative voice on Fox News. But beyond her confident on-air presence, there’s an air of mystery surrounding her personal life—something that only adds to the fascination of her fans.
From Small-Town Roots to National Spotlight
Lisa Boothe was born on February 3, 1985, in West Virginia, and she grew up in a home where politics were always part of the conversation. Her father worked for more than a decade as a senator’s aide on Capitol Hill, while her mother stayed home, offering unwavering support that Boothe still praises today. It’s this upbringing, she says, that set the stage for her determined spirit and ambition.
After earning a degree in political science and government from the University of Tennessee, Boothe jumped straight into the world of political communications. She spent years honing her skills behind the scenes before becoming a familiar face in front of the camera.
She later founded High Noon Strategies, a boutique public affairs firm that specializes in political messaging and media relations. In 2016, she officially joined Fox News as a contributor and commentator—quickly becoming one of the network’s more outspoken conservative personalities.
Boothe is now a regular on major Fox shows like Outnumbered, The Five, The Faulkner Focus, and The Big Weekend Show. But while her professional journey is well-known, what really piques people’s curiosity is her off-camera life—especially her love life.
Love Life Under Wraps
Although she’s been in the public eye for nearly a decade, Boothe has always kept her romantic relationships under wraps. She isn’t married, and while she’s been rumored to be linked to people like John Bourbonia Cummins and Dave Rubin, none of those whispers have ever been proven true. Rubin, for instance, is married to his husband, David Janet, making that particular rumor completely unfounded.
Instead of stirring up dating drama, Boothe’s social media gives glimpses of her personal priorities: her beloved dog Bella, cozy moments with her family, and her role as godmother to the son of former MLB player Adam Jones and his wife Angela Helfrich.
Boothe has admitted it can be tough to balance a demanding media career with personal relationships. Still, she has never shared any real details about her dating life, keeping fans guessing about whether she’s seeing someone privately or fully embracing her independence.
Bold Views, Private Choices
Just because she’s private doesn’t mean she’s afraid to speak her mind. Boothe has sparked controversy more than once, especially with her strong stance against COVID-19 vaccines—a decision that reportedly cost her a spot on The View in 2021. She later caught COVID-19 herself and declared she was part of the “natural immunity club.”
In 2025, Boothe drew even more attention when she shared a chilling experience on The Guy Benson Show. She told of an Uber driver who openly supported an assassination attempt on Donald Trump—a moment that she says underscored the dangerous political extremism in today’s world, a topic she frequently discusses in her commentary.
What Lies Ahead
Now 40, Boothe is showing no signs of slowing down. She hosts her own podcast, The Truth with Lisa Boothe, tackling issues from politics to media to American culture. And through it all, she continues to keep her private life just that—private.
Whether she’s on the air offering her sharp political insights or soaking up the Miami sun with her dog Bella, Lisa Boothe remains true to herself: single, outspoken, and steadfastly her own person.
