Kat Timpf and Greg Gutfeld Are Now Roommates — And It’s All Because of the Babies

In a twist that sounds more like a sitcom pilot than real life, Fox News personalities Kat Timpf and Greg Gutfeld have taken their friendship to a whole new level — by moving in together. Not alone, of course. Timpf and her husband, Cameron Friscia, have joined Greg and his wife, Elena, in their Manhattan brownstone to ride out the unpredictable, often hilarious chaos of new parenthood… under one roof.

Yes, it’s true. What began as casual baby advice traded in the Fox News green room has blossomed into a full-on co-parenting experiment — complete with two newborns, four overcaffeinated adults, and one deeply confused French bulldog named Gus.

From News Desks to Nursery Rhymes

Kat Timpf, known for her sardonic wit and fearless takes on Gutfeld! and The Five, recently welcomed her first child — a baby boy named Felix. Not far behind her, longtime colleague and friend Greg Gutfeld became a first-time dad himself to daughter Mira, whom he shares with his wife, Elena.

While Greg and Elena had begun adjusting to their new life as parents, they offered a lifeline to Kat and Cameron, who were struggling with sleepless nights and the daunting task of finding reliable child care. It started as a joke — “Why don’t we just move in with you guys?” — but within days, the Timpfs were packing up their Brooklyn apartment and settling into the Gutfelds’ spacious home.

“We laughed about it at first,” Kat admitted, “but then I realized… why not? We’re friends, we trust each other, and we’re all up at 3 a.m. anyway. Might as well do it together.”

A Home That Runs on Coffee and Chaos

The result? A kind of organized pandemonium that only two newborns and two media couples could produce. In the kitchen: a whiteboard color-coded with feeding and nap schedules. In the living room: burp cloths, pacifiers, and a playlist war over lullabies vs. jazz. In the laundry room: enough onesies to clothe a small village.

But beneath the madness is something undeniably sweet. This isn’t just an arrangement of convenience — it’s a support system built on genuine friendship and a shared desire to face the highs and lows of parenting without the pressure to pretend they’ve got it all figured out.

“Elena is basically the anchor of the house,” Kat shared with a laugh. “She’s calm, collected, and totally unfazed. Meanwhile, I’m the one typing frantic Google searches like ‘can a baby sneeze too much?’ at ungodly hours.”

Greg, typically private about his personal life, has reportedly embraced this new chapter with a surprising amount of warmth. According to one insider, “He makes breakfast every morning — even if it’s just cold waffles and bad coffee. He’s loving the noise and chaos more than anyone expected.”

Diapers and Debates: Late-Night Fox Flashbacks

Despite the diapers and pacifiers now dominating their lives, neither Kat nor Greg has drifted far from their media roots. Their late-night baby routines often double as impromptu editorial meetings.

“Picture this,” Kat said. “I’m rocking Felix in the nursery, Greg’s pacing the living room with Mira, and suddenly we’re arguing over some ridiculous headline from the day — like we’re back on set. Cameron and Elena usually just walk away and let us nerd out.”

That multitasking spirit has taken over the whole house. Elena edits media content on her phone with a baby asleep on her chest. Kat brainstorms podcast ideas while folding laundry. And Greg? He’s reading classic literature and political satire to Mira, convinced she’ll appreciate sarcasm before she can crawl.

Breaking the Mold with a Baby Bottle

What makes this arrangement so refreshing is how honestly it embraces the imperfect, unfiltered side of new parenthood. There’s no attempt at curating a picture-perfect image for social media. Just real moments: mismatched socks, spit-up on shirts, and the occasional 4 a.m. meltdown — adult or infant.

The couples have even joked about turning the whole experience into a reality show: Fox & Family: The Gutfeld-Timpf Diaries. And while they laugh at the idea, there’s an undercurrent of something much deeper — a bond formed not just through friendship or television, but through the shared journey of raising children together.

“We’re not doing this because it’s easy,” Kat said. “We’re doing it because it’s easier together.”

Cameron, who’s stayed largely behind the scenes, reportedly told a friend that the move has brought a surprising closeness. “I never thought I’d be sharing diaper duty with Greg Gutfeld, but here we are — and it works.”

Where It’s Going (And How Long It’ll Last)

No one’s sure how long the living situation will continue, but for now, the house is full of baby coos, loud debates, and a kind of joy that can only come from sleep-deprived camaraderie. There’s been talk of converting the basement into a nursery annex — and even a second dog — though Elena has firmly put her foot down on the latter.

To fans, the arrangement offers something rare: a behind-the-scenes look at two of Fox News’ most recognizable faces in a totally unscripted, surprisingly tender moment of life. No stage makeup, no cue cards — just two families doing their best, laughing through the chaos, and clinging to whatever version of normal they can create together.

As Kat put it, “The house is a mess, nobody remembers what day it is, and the dog is in a constant state of existential confusion… but honestly? It feels like home.”

And really — in the world of politics, punditry, and parenthood — maybe that’s the most unexpected crossover of all.