From West Virginia Roots to National TV
Born on February 3, 1985, in West Virginia, Lisa Boothe grew up in a politically engaged household. Her father spent over a decade working on Capitol Hill as a senator’s aide, while her mother was a homemaker who provided the kind of unwavering support Boothe still celebrates today. That family foundation, Boothe has said, shaped her confidence and drive from an early age.

After earning a degree in political science and government from the University of Tennessee, Boothe dove headfirst into the fast-paced world of political communications. She sharpened her skills behind the scenes before stepping into the public eye.

She later founded High Noon Strategies, a boutique public affairs firm focused on political messaging and media strategy. In 2016, she joined Fox News as a contributor and political commentator, officially becoming one of the network’s rising conservative voices.

She now regularly appears on major Fox News programs like Outnumbered, The Five, The Faulkner Focus, and The Big Weekend Show. On these shows, she delivers conservative analysis and sharp takes on breaking political issues.

But while her professional journey is well-documented, what really intrigues fans is what isn’t shared: her love life.

Love Life: Single, Private, and Proud
Despite spending nearly a decade in the spotlight, Lisa Boothe remains famously private about her romantic relationships.

She’s not married, and although her name has occasionally been linked to figures like John Bourbonia Cummins and Dave Rubin, none of those rumors have ever been confirmed. In Rubin’s case, the speculation is flat-out false, he’s married to his husband, David Janet.

Instead of relationship drama, Boothe’s social media reflects a more grounded reality. Her posts often highlight her dog Bella, her self-described “fur baby”, and moments spent with her tight-knit family. She’s also the proud godmother to the son of former MLB star Adam Jones and his wife Angela Helfrich.