Joy Taylor Turning Heads In 'Stunning' Purple Outfit
03/24/2025 07:56 PM
Joy Taylor didn't take long to get noticed again on FS1.
Taylor, who had been named in a lawsuit by former Fox Sports hairstylist Noushin Faraji, was conspicuously off the air for a couple of weeks until making her return two weeks ago. Taylor was accused of insulting Faraji on a "personal and professional level" and using "inappropriate relationships" with colleagues and superiors to advance at the company. She has denied all allegations.
Anyway, since coming back on the air, Taylor has earned criticism from the mother of Cincinnati Bengals star Tee Higgins. She's also turning heads away from the cameras as well.
Over the weekend, Taylor was out at CurlyCon LA supporting fellow journalist MJ Acosta. CurlyCon is described as "the ultimate conference celebrating curly hair and the vibrant culture that comes with it."
Taylor shared some photos from the event that are going viral. In them, she's rocking a bright purple outfit and sunglasses.
"I don't care what anyone says Joy Taylor is the most beautiful woman I've ever seen forget the sports knowledge she's all that!!!" one person said in the comments.
"You're so beautiful!! So lovely meeting you 💕💕," a second person said.
"Gorgeous," a third person added.
"Joy doesn't have a care in the World 😂," a fourth person chimed in.
"Beautiful lady," a fifth person said.
Taylor is not shy about dishing out her takes on the air. In addition to the opinion that ticked off Tee Higgins' mom, the veteran host also took a jab at Aaron Rodgers on a recent episode of Speak.
Responding to the rumors linking Rodgers to the New York Giants, Taylor made it clear she thought him signing there would be a bad idea.
"They have the worst roster in that division. He would be the worst quarterback in that division by far," Taylor said. "He wasn't able to elevate the Jets. I think the coach is better than what he had before, but no, he's not going to make that team competitive."
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