Harris Faulkner, a familiar face on Fox News, is known for her interviews with some of the nation’s most prominent figures. However, her personal life, particularly her heartwarming relationship with husband Tony Berlin, often flies under the radar.

Faulkner and Berlin’s love story began in 2003 when they worked at competing TV stations in Minnesota—Faulkner at KSTP-TV and Berlin at WCCO-TV. Despite their professional rivalry, their bond grew, and they married later that year.

After Faulkner transitioned to Fox News, she became so comfortable in the work environment that she earned the nickname “Curler Lady” for attending meetings with her hair still in curlers.

Tony Berlin, originally from Tucson, Arizona, transitioned from a career in television to public relations. He now runs his business, Berlin Media Relations, from home, specializing in securing media placements and building brand awareness for clients.

The couple relocated to New York City in 2005, where they started their family. They have two daughters, Danika and Bella. In a 2020 interview, Faulkner reflected on raising biracial daughters, calling it a “blessing” and acknowledging the unique challenges they face as “beautiful.”

At Fox News, Faulkner anchors *The Faulkner Focus* and co-hosts *Outnumbered*. Throughout her career, she has conducted high-profile interviews with figures like Senator John McCain, President Donald Trump, and Olympic champion Gabby Douglas. Her exceptional work has earned her six Emmy Awards, including Best Newscaster and Best News Special.

Faulkner is also an author. Her book, *9 Rules of Engagement: A Military Brat’s Guide to Life and Success*, shares lessons from her upbringing in a military family and offers readers insights into applying military principles to everyday life.