Longtime Fox News anchor Shannon Bream is taking over Chris Wallace’s former role as the host of Fox News Sunday. Bream received the highest ratings of all fill-in hosts. Fox News reported that Bream “overdelivered the 2021 average of the show by 20%” when she hosted and drew in members of the ever-important age 25-54 demographic.

She will begin hosting the program regularly on Sept. 11, according to Fox.

Bream will make history, becoming the first woman to anchor the program in its 26-year run.

“It has been an honor to cover major news throughout Washington over the last 15 years at Fox News,” Bream said in a statement. “I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to host a Sunday show and look forward to this new role.”

This announcement leaves Bream’s current program, Fox News @ Night, which she has hosted since 2017, without a host. The channel will cycle fill-in hosts on the show until a permanent replacement is found.

Wallace departed the program last year in favor of CNN, where he landed a gig hosting a show on the ill-fated CNN+ streaming platform, which was canceled shortly after it began. He will now reportedly host a Sunday evening program beginning this fall on CNN.