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Duffys Hit the Road for YouTube Road Trip Show
9 May
Summary
- Sean and Rachel Duffy's new reality show premieres in June.
- The show, 'The Great American Road Trip,' airs on YouTube.
- It was filmed over seven months across the United States.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and his wife, Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy, are debuting their family reality show, "The Great American Road Trip," on YouTube in June. The series captures their seven-month cross-country journey, undertaken to celebrate America's 250th anniversary.
The Duffys, accompanied by their nine children, visited various landmarks, including Philadelphia's Liberty Bell and the Rocky Statue. The show, produced in collaboration with creators from Sean Duffy's "The Real World: Boston" season, aims to encourage families to explore the nation and reconnect.
Filmed over several months with stops lasting one or two days, the production was a partnership with "Great American Road Trip, Inc.," sponsored by companies like Boeing and Toyota. The family reportedly received no financial compensation for the project.
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg criticized the show as out of touch, given current economic conditions and rising gas prices, suggesting it contrasts with the financial struggles of many families.
