SHOCK LIVE ON AIR: Fox News Panelist Camryn Kinsey Suddenly Collapses During Broadcast (VIDEO) |

Camryn Kinsey, a notable figure from the Trump administration and an emerging conservative commentator, suffered a startling collapse during a live broadcast of Fox News @ Night with Trace Gallagher on Thursday evening.

Kinsey, who previously served as a White House correspondent for One America News Network and is the founder of Titan Media Strategies, was in the midst of articulating her views on the pronounced ideological chasm between President Trump and President Biden when her speech faltered.

“Ideology is where… It’s not abut uh—” she began, only to have her eyes roll back as she slumped sideways, falling to the floor in real-time.

Gallagher appeared visibly rattled by the incident, nearly leaping from his seat as a crew member rushed to Kinsey’s aid.

Turning to the camera, Gallagher reassuringly stated, “We’re just gonna get some help for Camryn,” before quickly pivoting the focus to another guest on the panel.

As of early Friday morning, there has been no official word regarding Kinsey’s health or the circumstances surrounding her fainting spell.

WATCH:

Kinsey’s on-air incident echoes another recent occurrence involving Republican leadership, as Florida State Senator Ileana Garcia fainted during a press conference with Governor Ron DeSantis just a day prior.

Garcia, while discussing environmental legislation, abruptly informed DeSantis, “Governor, forgive me. I’ve gotta sit down because I am not feeling well.” Moments later, she began to slump, only to be caught by Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, who gently eased her to the ground, assuring her, “We got you.”

This rash of fainting incidents is not isolated; last month, President Trump was also interrupted mid-speech due to what appeared to be a medical emergency involving a young girl in attendance.

The event, which started as scheduled with brief remarks from Trump alongside Dr. Oz and other officials, saw the press suddenly ushered out midway, raising questions about the underlying health concerns surrounding public figures in the current political climate.