Jane Skinner chose not to follow in her father's political footsteps, but she didn't shy away from the public eye. The now 53-year-old began her 20-year television career working at smaller news stations before landing a spot at Fox News. Alongside anchor Jon Scott, she co-hosted Happening Now, a midday program that ran from 2007 to 2018.
She ended up leaving Fox in 2010 in order to care for her two young daughters. "My life in the 12 years I have been here has changed significantly in wonderful ways and they've created a lot of new responsibilities," she said when she stepped down, as reported by HuffPost. "I added a husband Roger Goodell who has in the last couple of years become the NFL commissioner, and has a job even busier than mine. I have twin daughters, so to do justice to this new life I've decided to take a break from the business."
Earlier this year, Skinner returned to television as the executive producer of A Lifetime of Sundays, a 90-minute documentary that tells the story of four female NFL owners: Virginia Halas McCaskey (Chicago Bears), Martha Ford (Detroit Lions), Patricia Rooney (Pittsburgh Steelers), and Norma Hunt (Kansas City Chiefs), per Fox Business.
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