It has been officially announced that Kat Timpf will join Greg Gutfeld and Jamie Lissow as a co-star in a new program on Fox News.
Kat Timpf, the 36-year-old host at FOX News, has revealed her return to television after a hiatus taken to focus on her family and health.
Following the birth of her son and a daunting breast cancer diagnosis, Timpf began her maternity leave in February. She has now shared when her fans can expect to see her back on screen after dedicating time to motherhood and undergoing treatment.
Recognized for her role as a panelist on Greg Gutfeld’s late-night show, Kat Timpf will reunite with Gutfeld in an exciting new reality series set to stream on Fox Nation, the network’s digital platform.
Timpf is set to appear in the upcoming episode of What Did I Miss?, where Gutfeld and Jamie Lissow will host a high-stakes competition featuring four contestants who were completely cut off from the outside world for nearly three months.
The participants resided in Upstate New York from January 20 to April 13, without any access to phones, the internet, television, or social media. They will now have to confront the events that occurred during their absence, particularly the initial ninety days of the Trump administration. Each episode will present them with various scenarios, challenging them to discern which events are real and which are fabricated.
The competition offers a grand prize of $500,000 for the winner, who will compete in front of a live audience. Timpf and Lissow will provide commentary and insights, while Gutfeld takes on the role of host.
Timpf confirmed her return via a post on X.
In response to Greg Gutfeld’s announcement, new mother Kat Timpf expressed her enthusiasm for the upcoming FOX Nation reality show, stating, “I’m on the panel w my weird little friend @jamie_lissow.””Truth often surpasses fiction, and there is no one better suited to assist isolated Americans in catching up on the significant headlines they may have overlooked during an extraordinary news cycle than Greg Gutfeld,” stated Lauren Petterson, president of FOX Nation, as she shared her enthusiasm for the initiative.
“America’s leading late-night host will be making his debut in a game show format, leading contestants through the key news stories they missed while being entirely disconnected,” Petterson elaborated, noting that subscribers to FOX Nation will have exclusive access to this event
