Kinsey Schofield | |
|---|---|
| Born | March 27, 1985 |
| Occupation | Journalist |
| Notable credit | Party Monsters Cabo (2nd place) |
| Television | KSAZ-TV KNXV-TV (2016–2017) KMAX-TV and KOVR (2017) WGNO (2018–2019) |
| Website | kinseyschofield |
Kinsey Lea Schofield (born March 27, 1985) is an American journalist. She was a contestant on E! Television's Party Monsters Cabo reality show. She converted her reality TV fame into television and digital presenting. She has been an entertainment reporter for RadarOnline.com,[1] YoungHollywood.com [2] and E! Television.
She was a contestant on the E! television reality show, Party Monsters Cabo, where she was the runner-up in an event planning competition. She was a recurring guest on Fox News's Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld. Additional Fox News National appearances included Your World with Neil Cavuto,[3] Fox & Friends,[4] Happening Now[5] and Strategy Room with Jill Dobson.
Schofield was an entertainment reporter for YoungHollywood.com, RadarOnline.com,[6] 1iota,[7] Teen.com and Alloy Entertainment. Schofield is featured in numerous E! television pop culture comedy specials including Celebrity Oops: They Did It Again,[8] Bigger Badder Celebrity Feuds,[9] Attack of the Celebrity Bikinis[10] and Worst Thing I Ever Posted.[11] She has appeared multiple times on Adam Carolla's Podcast, filling in as the news girl. Schofield may be most recognized for her Jodi Arias trial coverage on HLN's Nancy Grace,[12] Dr. Drew on Call[13] and Jane Velez-Mitchell.[14]
Schofield was featured on the January 2010 cover of Entrepreneur magazine with the headline "Blog Like A Rockstar".[15] She appeared on the July 2013 So Scottsdale magazine cover with the headline "Social Media Maven"[16] and the March 2014 cover of Arizona Foothills magazine with the headline, "Best of the Valley".[17]
She covered the Jodi Arias murder trial for Phoenix's KPNX and nationally for Dr. Drew on Call,[18] Nancy Grace and Jane Velez-Mitchell on HLN. She has covered politics and pop culture in the newsrooms of KMAX,[19] KSAZ[20] and KNXV.[21] At the height of the #MeToo movement, Schofield is credited for bringing to light a 1991 interview in which Bette Midler accuses Geraldo Rivera of drugging and groping Midler without her consent.[22]