Megyn Kelly is leaving her position at Fox News for a new job at NBC.
Both NBC and Kelly's publicist confirmed the move, which The New York Times first reported.
Kelly will anchor a Sunday night news show, host a daytime news program and be a key player in NBC's special political programming.
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There's no word on how much money NBC offered Kelly to make the network switch. In October, Vanity Fair reported Fox News had offered her more than $20 million a year to stay.
There's been plenty of speculation for the past few months that networks including ABC and CNN were making a play for Kelly. But at the same time, Fox News acting CEO Rupert Murdoch said he was hopeful she'd sign a new contract.
This is a big loss for Fox News. "The Kelly File" was the second-most watched show on the network.
