Overview
- Fox announced on Thursday that Fox Creator Studios has added seven creator channels — Josh Richards, Emelia Hartford, Speeed Co, Sorted Food, MyHealthyDish, Mad Realities and Christina Richardson — to its partnership roster.
- The company unveiled a slate of co-produced projects tied to those deals, including Read the Room Seasons 2 and 3 and Emelia Hartford’s Hot Laps, with Read the Room Season 2 slated to premiere in August 2026.
- Under the studio’s model Fox will provide financing, ad-sales support, brand partnerships, production resources and global distribution while letting creators lead the creative work and keep content on their existing platforms.
- The partnerships give Fox a stake in newly developed intellectual property and a share of revenue, a trade-off that creators accept in exchange for capital and commercial support or decline to take if they choose full ownership.
- The expansion builds scale quickly — the new partners collectively reach roughly 65 million followers — and signals a push by legacy media to fund creator-led formats to reach younger, platform-native audiences.