Megyn Kelly is expected to make her NBC debut on her new Sunday news program in June.
An NBC network insider spoke with Page Six on Monday regarding Kelly's upcoming debut.
"She will start in May, and her Sunday show will premiere in June," the source said.
NBC's Elizabeth Cole and David Corvo have been tapped to produce Kelly's Sunday night show.
Kelly is also slated to anchor a weekday morning program that is set to debut this fall, but NBC is reportedly struggling to staff and produce the show.
Sources told Page Six that Kelly's morning show does not have a concept yet.
"They have no idea what they're going to do with Megyn. Ideas range from talk show to studio audience to news show. It's a problem," an insider said.
Another NBC source claimed Kelly's morning show is fully staffed but has yet to make any announcements because it does not air for another five months.
Rumors of Kelly's first interview spurred after Andy Lack, NBC News chairman, flew to Russia in early April to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman.