From Late-Night Feeds to Office Naps: How Kat Timpf and Greg Gutfeld’s Unconventional Co-Parenting Journey Became Reality TV Gold, Bringing Chaos, Laughter, and Heartwarming Moments to Fox News Fans Everywhere

In the realm of media gossip and cable news fandom, few stories ignite excitement like a rumor that mixes celebrity, parenthood, and comedy. One such claim currently making rounds is the alleged development of a reality TV series on Fox Nation featuring Gutfeld! stars Kat Timpf and Greg Gutfeld in a “co-parenting” adventure. Supposedly showcasing baby bottles in broadcast studios, late-night feedings, naps under newsroom desks, and general baby chaos at Fox News headquarters, the series has captured the imaginations of fans and followers online.

The premise suggests that Timpf, after giving birth to a baby boy in June 2025, would join her on-screen colleague Greg Gutfeld in a humorous depiction of navigating parenting duties amidst their demanding TV roles. But despite the online chatter, this viral rumor appears to be more fan fiction than fact.

Let’s break down the origins of this speculation, the timelines, the real relationship between Timpf and Gutfeld, and why the public is so eager to believe this narrative—despite a lack of credible evidence.

The Origin of the Rumor

The co-parenting rumor appears to stem primarily from a single X (formerly Twitter) post by user @johnnydollar01, who wrote on April 22, 2025:

“.@KatTimpf sends a message from Coachella as she makes first public appearance since new baby and surgery. She is gearing up to join @greggutfeld and @jamie_lissow on a new reality show soon to be streaming on Fox Nation…”

The post included a video link, but the content failed to confirm any parenting-related premise. There was no mention of diapers, sleepless nights, or shared custody arrangements. Instead, it only referenced a vague “reality show” involving Timpf, Gutfeld, and fellow comedian Jamie Lissow. Despite this lack of detail, several X users quickly jumped to conclusions, with one stating, “Kat and Greg’s baby chaos show is reality TV gold—diapers at Fox News!” Others speculated that the show would portray Gutfeld acting as a comedic father figure or quirky godparent.

This leap from an ambiguous tweet to a full-fledged reality show concept is a textbook example of how social media can blur the lines between verified information and playful fantasy. The idea of a show where two popular cable hosts juggle broadcast deadlines and baby duties certainly makes for compelling television. But is there any truth to it?

Understanding the Real-Life Context

Kat Timpf’s Pregnancy and Personal Life

Kat Timpf, a prominent Fox News commentator known for her libertarian views and sharp wit, publicly announced her pregnancy during a February 10, 2025, appearance on Fox & Friends. She revealed that she and her husband, investment banker Cameron Friscia, were expecting their first child—a boy—sometime in June 2025.

By April 2025, Timpf was still visibly pregnant and actively participating in Gutfeld! episodes. She maintained her signature humorous tone, joking on-air that her child would “be debating libertarianism in diapers.” As of now, no major outlets—including People, Fox News, or the Daily Mail—have confirmed the birth of her baby. Furthermore, there have been no reports of a baby shower, postpartum appearance, or related television projects.

This casts immediate doubt on the timeline implied in @johnnydollar01’s tweet, which falsely suggests that Timpf had already given birth and was recovered enough to attend Coachella in mid-April 2025.

Greg Gutfeld’s Role

Greg Gutfeld, host of the eponymous Gutfeld!, has long enjoyed an on-screen rapport with Timpf. Their dynamic—his sardonic humor paired with her dry wit—has become a hallmark of the show. However, Gutfeld is not Timpf’s romantic partner nor a co-parent. He has been married to Russian model Elena Moussa since 2004 and has no children of his own.

Although Gutfeld frequently supports Timpf in her career and has joked about her pregnancy on-air—once remarking, “Kat’s kid is probably going to outsmart us all”—there is zero evidence suggesting any parental role in Timpf’s personal life beyond being a friend or mentor.