Fox News’ Kat Timpf and Greg Gutfeld Take Co-Parenting to a Whole New Level — Under One Roof

In a surprising — and heartwarmingly chaotic — turn of events, two of Fox News’ most recognizable faces have taken their friendship beyond the studio walls. Kat Timpf and her husband, Cameron Friscia, have officially moved in with Greg Gutfeld and his wife, Elena, after both couples welcomed their first children.

What started as casual parenting advice exchanged in the Fox News green room has blossomed into a full-fledged co-parenting adventure — complete with two newborns, four exhausted adults, and one very confused French bulldog named Gus.

From Cable News to Cribs

Timpf, the sharp-witted panelist known for her no-nonsense humor on Gutfeld! and The Greg Gutfeld Show, recently gave birth to a baby boy, Felix. Meanwhile, Greg Gutfeld, 60, and his wife Elena, 42, quietly celebrated the arrival of their daughter, Mira.

When Kat and Cameron struggled to find a nanny amid the sleepless nights, the Gutfelds offered them an open invitation — one they quickly accepted, moving from Brooklyn to the Gutfelds’ Manhattan brownstone within a week.

“We joked about it at first,” Kat recalled, “but then it just made sense. We’re all learning as we go — and honestly, it’s nice to cry over spilled breast milk with people you love.”

A House Full of Love (and Laundry)

Life under one roof has been equal parts sitcom and survival mission. Whiteboards track feeding schedules. Diaper duty shifts rotate daily. Heated debates erupt over which lullaby playlist is the least soul-crushing.

But amid the chaos, a beautiful support system has formed — built on humor, grace, and a shared commitment to survival over perfection. “Elena’s the calm one,” Kat admitted. “Meanwhile, I’m the one Googling ‘baby hiccups for four hours — should I panic?’ at 2 a.m.”

Greg, typically private about his home life, has embraced the joyful madness. He reportedly cooks breakfast for the household — reheated waffles and strong coffee — and hums lullabies while pacing with Mira on his shoulder.

Late-Night Feedings and Fox News Flashbacks

Old habits die hard. According to Kat, even baby feedings sometimes turn into spontaneous editorial meetings.

“I’m rocking Felix, Greg’s feeding Mira, and we’re arguing about the news like we’re back on set,” she laughed. “Cameron and Elena just roll their eyes and leave us to it.”

Multitasking has become second nature: Elena edits photo spreads with Mira sleeping on her chest; Kat records podcast ideas while folding onesies. Greg, now a self-proclaimed “girl dad,” reportedly reads Mark Twain and George Carlin aloud to Mira, convinced she’ll appreciate sarcasm before she’s even eating solids.

A Parenting Pact That Breaks the Mold

Forget curated Instagram aesthetics. This arrangement is raw, real, and refreshingly imperfect — and that’s exactly the point.

The couples even joke about pitching their life as a reality show: Fox & Family: The Gutfeld-Timpf Diaries. But beneath the laughter lies genuine tenderness, a testament to the power of friendship during one of life’s most chaotic seasons.

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

As for how long the living situation will last, no one knows. But for now, the Gutfeld-Timpf household is savoring every messy, magical moment — sleep deprivation, diaper blowouts, and all.

As Kat perfectly summed up: “It’s loud. It’s exhausting. It’s chaos. But somehow, it feels like home.”