Maria Bartiromo’s lawyer says recent reports claiming she was fired by Fox News Media are false. In statements carried by multiple outlets, attorney Bryan Freedman asserts that Bartiromo was not dismissed from the company, which she worked for for more than a decade.
Across the reporting, Freedman frames the denial as categorical, saying the account that she is no longer an employee is “unequivocally false” and that supporting documentation and witnesses will be provided. Deadline and the Hollywood Reporter both quote Freedman emphasizing “receipts,” while NBC News and Forbes similarly report the lawyer’s insistence that she was not fired. Variety echoes the same position and adds that Freedman signals possible legal action, suggesting the matter could be taken to court.
The articles differ mainly in their wording and emphasis—some focus on the lawyer’s language around evidence (“receipts and witnesses”), while others highlight the timeline of her Fox tenure—but they converge on the same core point: Bartiromo disputes the firing reports through her attorney.
