Total Pro Sports
Joy Taylor may not be all that keen on stepping out of the media spotlight after all.
Having previously hinted that she may be done with the industry following her exit from FOX, the former FS1 sportscaster recently teased multiple announcements, claiming she has many of them coming up.
Taylor recently appeared on the ‘Let Her Shoot’ podcast, stating that her next chapter will be just as exciting as her nine-year stint at FOX.
“I’ll have a lot of announcements coming up,” she said. “There is motion. As far as everything that happened, that’s the business, and nothing is forever, and all these clichés, but that is what it is.”
“I’m sure I will have a lot more to say as the years go on,” Taylor continued. But I’m grateful to have had nine years on a network and I think I do great work with great talent and great staffs and great producers. And the next chapter will be equally as exciting. When I have news, I will let everyone know.”
She also predicted that people could be surprised by what she does next, joking that she has her own “reputation,” given the scandal that led to her being let go from the network in the first place.
“I’m not limiting myself… I’ve worked with a bunch of different people over the years, people I never thought that I would end up partnering up with. And you know, platforms have their reputations — but I guess so do I. I might surprise people with what the next move is.”
Joy Taylor had previously suggested that she would disappear as she had no plans to continue sportscasting into her sunset years, but it certainly doesn’t sound like that now.
Her initial statement may have come about due to her still reeling from the emotions of being ousted from a job she clearly loved.
Of course, there is still the matter of the lawsuit, which hasn’t been settled.
Taylor stands accused of being verbally abusive to former FOX hairstylist Noushin Faraji, who also claimed she had intimate relationships with a network exec and a coworker.
For her part, she has denied everything, but that was not enough to prevent the fallout.
