Madison Alworth

Madison Alworth has been married to Brent since January 2, 2026. They married in a private ceremony in Tampa, Florida, after becoming engaged in December 2024 during a walk along New York City's Hudson River.

The wedding was a two-day celebration that incorporated Alworth's Indian heritage through her mother's side, including a Sangeet dance party and a Mehndi henna ceremony. Alworth grew up in Long Valley, New Jersey, with her parents, Norm Alworth and Sweeta Alworth, and her brother, Ian Alworth.

Alworth joined Fox Business Network in September 2021 and serves as an FBN correspondent based in New York City. She regularly appears on Varney & Co., reporting on breaking business news, economic trends and financial developments.

Her earlier reporting experience includes WTSP in Tampa and St. Petersburg, Florida, where she worked as a reporter and anchor beginning in 2018. Her coverage there included the COVID-19 pandemic, race relations in the United States and breaking business news.

Before WTSP, Alworth worked for Cheddar News as a producer and on-air reporter for the live-streaming financial news network. She wrote and delivered news reports on trending topics and financial developments.

Alworth previously worked as an associate producer for NBC, producing content for The Today Show. Her work included coverage of the 2016 New York Presidential Primary and segments focused on women in business.

She began her broadcasting career as a production assistant intern for FOX News Channel's Your World with Neil Cavuto. Her progression through production, local television reporting and financial news led to her national correspondent role at Fox Business.

While studying at Yale University, Alworth took part in university theater and performance productions. She played Ashley in It's Easy Being Green in 2012 and Tabitha Wheelwright in A Prayer for Owen Meany the same year.

She also performed with Rhythmic Blue in A Black Tie Affair, Reverb and Worst Behavior between 2013 and 2014. Alworth graduated from Yale with a degree in political science in 2015.