“I think our kids have learned tolerance and patience,” she said. “They’ve learned to be helpful.”

Her daughter also briefly demonstrated her pilates skills for viewers – moves her mother said she learned in physical therapy

Campos-Duffy identifies as a pro-life activist and said she was initially inspired by Washington Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers, a colleague of her husband’s and the mother to a child with Down Syndrome.

“I think that that’s really the point…so many children with Downs are being exterminated in the womb and I think, when people get to meet them and know how wonderful they are, we’re going to see less of that,” said Campos-Duffy.

30 YEARS SINCE REAL WORLD

This year marks 30 years since Campos-Duffy was on MTV‘s reality television series The Real World.

She was one of six cast members on The Real World: San Francisco in January 1994, the fifth season of the show.

The American TV personality, who also hosts the From the Kitchen Table podcast alongside her husband Sean, told People Magazine that her Real World season could not be made today due to “woke cancel culture.”

Campos-Duffy insisted that “wokeism” is not only negatively impacting the reality TV world but also society as a whole.

The Fox & Friends Weekend co-host said that cancel culture prevents people from expressing their honest opinions.

“When you shame and punish people socially and professionally just for having a different point of view, you get a lot of self-censorship and fake virtue signaling,” she said.

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