Rachel Campos-Duffy, a Fox News host, recently appeared on Fox & Friends alongside her four-year-old daughter, Valentina StellaMaris Duffy, to bring attention to National Down Syndrome Day.
At 52, Campos-Duffy is a mother of nine and shared how Valentina, who has Down syndrome, has been a profound influence on her family.
She emphasized that her youngest child has taught her eight siblings the value of patience and understanding.
During the segment, Campos-Duffy spoke passionately about the importance of recognizing the worth of individuals with Down syndrome.
She expressed concern over the high rate of prenatal terminations involving Down syndrome diagnoses, stating, “So many children with Downs are being exterminated in the womb, and I think that when people get to meet them and see how wonderful they are, we are going to see less of that.”
By sharing her personal experience, Campos-Duffy aimed to highlight the joy and love that children with Down syndrome bring to their families, hoping to shift perceptions and encourage acceptance.
Raising awareness about the Down syndrom children
Rachel Campos-Duffy appeared on the show with her four-year-old daughter, Valentina to raise awareness on Down Syndrome Day.
As they were introduced, Valentina cheerfully waved and greeted the audience with a bright “hi,” instantly winning hearts.
