Olivia Nuzzi has a new gig.
The political journalist parted ways with New York magazine, after more than seven years, in October 2024 after she copped to “a personal relationship” with now-Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
On Thursday, Vanity Fair announced on its website that Nuzzi was joining the publication as its West Coast editor.
“In this new role, she will be editing stories across platforms and topic areas, with a focus on events, industries, and culture of the Pacific region, as well as writing for the magazine,” it said.
Nuzzi wrote on X, formerly Twitter, that she was “honored” to land the role.
Nuzzi profiled Kennedy for New York magazine in November 2023, when he was still an independent presidential candidate and before he became a loyalist for President Donald Trump.
They only met in person for the interview but went on to conduct a relationship online. “The relationship was never physical but should have been disclosed to prevent the appearance of a conflict,” Nuzzi told CNN when the news broke.
Kennedy tied the knot with “Curb Your Enthusiasm” actor Cheryl Hines in 2014.