Former “20/20” host Elizabeth Vargas has found a new home alongside Chris Cuomo on upstart network NewsNation.

The longtime ABC News reporter will anchor “Elizabeth Vargas Reports,” an hour-long weekday news program from New York that will debut at 6 p.m. April 3, NewsNation said Tuesday.

She joins a stable of talking heads that includes former ABC News chief legal analyst Dan Abrams, Ashleigh Banfield, who had stints at CNN and MSNBC, and Cuomo, who was dismissed from CNN in 2021.

Vargas, who spent 14 years as an anchor at ABC News’ “20/20” and “World News Tonight,” left the network in 2018.

Her career at ABC was marred by alcoholism. In 2014, she was forced to go public about her struggles amid press reports. She was put on notice by ABC to stay sober — or lose her job.

But soon after, she was caught drunk on the job. She was put on unpaid leave and sent to rehab.

Vargas revealed the details of her struggle with alcoholism and anxiety in her 2016 memoir, “Between Breaths.” Since leaving ABC, she has hosted a new version of “America’s Most Wanted,” as well as the syndicated program “iCrime” and has led some investigative documentaries for A&E. 

Vargas said she’s looking forward to “delivering the news and newsmakers to all of America, and to cover the issues that truly matter to everyone, everywhere.”

NewsNation president of news Michael Corn, who worked with Vargas when they were both at ABC, called her “one of the most talented journalists working on television news today.”

“We’re confident that Elizabeth’s honest and empathetic interview style, coupled with her determination to get to the heart of important stories, will strike a chord with viewers as we continue delivering on NewsNation’s promise to bring you news you can trust,” he said.

More hires are expected at the Nexstar Media-owned NewsNation as it seeks to become a 24-hour news network.