Paula Deen welcomed Steve Doocy to her multimillion dollar, 14-bedroom Savannah, GA, estate with sweeping waterfront views.

The lawsuit that sparked widespread backlash over a decade ago was brought against Deen and her brother, Bubba Hiers, by Lisa ...

Paula Deen was a staple on the Food Network in the early 2000s, but she parted ways with the channel in 2013 amid controversy ...

The former Food Network star’s television appearance comes ahead of Canceled: The Paula Deen Story, a documentary premiering ...

Paula Deen is ready to share her story. The former Food Network star, 78, appeared on “Fox and Friends” Wednesday to discuss ...

Eventually, the two fell in love, tied the knot in 2004, and built their “forever home.” Deen went on to show Doocy her ...

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Steve Doocy joins the celebrity cook in her kitchen in Savannah, Georgia as she whips up an exclusive breakfast recipe and reflects on her life story with an emotional message to her supporters.

"Paula Deen breaks her silence in emotional tell-all about the racial scandal that shattered her TV empire. Fans unfazed by ...

Former Food Network star Paula Deen announced Friday the abrupt closure of the Savannah restaurant that launched her to fame.

Paula Deen, who was fired from the Food Network in 2013 amid her public downfall for her use of racial slurs, announced that she and her sons Jamie Deen and Bobby Deen have closed two restaurants.

Ex-Food Network star Paula Deen, who was axed during a racism scandal in 2013, has closed two of her restaurants in Savannah, Georgia.