Maria Bartiromo, who spent more than a decade as a Fox News and Fox Business anchor, has exited the company “effective today,” according to a Thursday afternoon Fox News Media release , which did not specify a reason for her departure.

“Effective today, Maria Bartiromo is no longer with FOX News Media,” a company statement says, adding, “We thank Maria for her work over the last 12 ½ years and wish her all the best on her next chapter.”

Bartiromo was the anchor of “Mornings with Maria” on Fox Business, which aired its last episode on Thursday, according to the company statement, as well as “Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street” on Fox Business and Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures,” all of which will now be helmed by temporary or rotating hosts.

Bartiromo’s former programs will all shed her name, according to the company announcement: “Mornings with Maria” will now air as “Mornings with Fox Business,” while “Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street” will become “FBN’s Wall Street.”

Jason Chaffetz, a former Republican member of Congress who became a Fox contributor after departing office, will host the next episode of “Sunday Morning Futures” before a new host is announced, and Fox anchor Cheryl Casone will host this week’s “FBN’s Wall Street.”

Bartiromo joined Fox in 2014 after a two-decade tenure covering financial news at CNBC, where she hosted its “Closing Bell” program.

After joining Fox, Bartiromo’s coverage turned more political, and some critics have characterized her interviews with President Donald Trump as friendly and unchallenging, including about his claims the 2020 election was marred by fraud.

A reporter asked Vice President JD Vance at a Thursday White House briefing whether Bartiromo would become the next White House press secretary following the departure of Karoline Leavitt. “I don’t know, man,” Vance said, laughing. “No, I don’t think so,” Vance said, adding he had just seen news of her departure prior to the briefing. “I love Maria, I think she’s an amazing person, an amazing talent,” Vance said, adding he doesn’t “get involved in the personal drama of media stations.”

Why Bartiromo left Fox. Her last appearance on a Fox program was nearly one month ago, on Aug. 9.

Bartiromo was among the Fox hosts named in multiple lawsuits that alleged the network had broadcast false statements and conspiracy theories about the 2020 election. One such lawsuit, brought by Dominion Voting Systems, made many references to Bartiromo and other Fox hosts, accusing them of spreading false information. In one instance, Bartiromo said she knew “there were voting irregularities” while interviewing Sidney Powell, a lawyer who was part of Trump’s legal team and was later indicted. The Dominion case was later settled for $787 million. Bartiromo was also named in a similar defamation case brought by Smartmatic, a voting software company, which remains ongoing.

$70 million. That’s how much Bartiromo made in her tenure at Fox News, according to court documents filed last year as part of the Smartmatic case.