Former Fox News Anchor Juliet Huddy Renews Attack On Bill O'Reilly

Former Fox News anchor Juliet Huddy is renewing her criticism of her former employer – and especially co-worker Bill O’Reilly – after settling allegations of sexual harassment at the network.

As RadarOnline.com has reported, Huddy is one of five women who accused O’Reilly, 70, of sexual harassment and verbal abuse in 2017.

Rachel Witlieb Bernstein, Andrea Mackris, Rebecca Gomez Diamond, and Laurie Dhue joined with Huddy to accuse the talk show host.

They had all either worked with O'Reilly or regularly appeared on his show The O’Reilly Factor, and accused him of inappropriate behavior. Their story was recently dramatized in the Hollywood movie Bombshell.

Now, years later, Huddy still has harsh words and bad memories of O’Reilly. In an interview in the latest issue of Steppin’ Out magazine, Huddy questioned how anyone could be a fan of the disgraced former TV host.

“It comes down to dollars and cents frankly for me. The guy is making a fortune and he hurt a lot of people and he ruined a lot of peoples' careers,” Huddy said. “I have nothing positive to say about him!”

O’Reilly would eventually pay out $13 million to the five women in a settlement, contending that his job made him “vulnerable to lawsuits from individuals who want me to pay them to avoid negative publicity” and claiming he settled with them for the sake of his children.

After the settlement, Huddy’s brother, John, who also worked at Fox News as the Jerusalem-based foreign correspondent, allegedly took heat for his sister’s actions, becoming a virtual outcast at the network, according to RadarOnline.com sources.

“John’s stressed out,” an insider told RadarOnline.com in 2017. “He’s out there in Israel. He’s underpaid and he’s working without a contract and he’s gotten no bites from other networks.”

“We were excited and happy and so it's sad for me to think that this place that I really did love and people that I loved feeling like it 'failed' me, but I kind of feel like it did,” she added.

Besides O'Reilly's scandal, Fox News founder Roger Ailes was sued by former anchor Gretchen Carlson, who said he’d sexually harassed her. That suit was settled out of court — but prompted a flurry of new allegations against Ailes. He resigned in disgrace in July 2016 and died on May 18, 2017, at age 77.