Donald Trump leaves 'Fox and Friends,' 'Celebrity Apprentice' for presidential bid

Donald Trump's official bid for the U.S. presidency in 2016 has put a halt on his various TV projects.

Trump announced he's running for the Republican nomination on Tuesday, telling an audience in New York City he will make America great once again while being the greatest jobs president that "God ever created."

"I am officially running for president of the United States, and we are going to make our country great again," Trump said in a fiery speech.

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His regular weekly appearances on Fox News' "Fox & Friends" have been discontinued, effective immediately, according to the network, while the fate of "Celebrity Apprentice," which he has hosted since its inception on NBC, remains up in the air.

"We will re-evaluate Trump's role as host of 'Celebrity Apprentice' should it become necessary, as we are committed to this franchise," NBC said in a statement.

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NBC's "Miss USA" and "Miss Universe" pageants, on the other hand, will air as scheduled on July 12, and the Trump Organization will remain involved, an individual familiar with the organization told TheWrap.

Depending on how long Trump stays in the race, his regular TV appearances could be benched until November 2016, if he clinches the Republican nomination, or even longer if he's successful in his White House bid.