Fox News has announced Kat Timpf will join Greg Gutfeld and Jamie Lissow as a co-host on a new program.
Fox News host Kat Timpf, 36, has revealed her television return date after focusing on family and health. She took time off following her son’s birth and a breast cancer diagnosis.
Following maternity leave after her son’s birth and a breast cancer diagnosis in February, Kat Timpf has now announced her return date. The Fox News host prioritized motherhood and treatment during her time away. Fans can finally mark their calendars for her highly anticipated comeback.
When will Kat be back?
Fox News favorite Kat Timpf is teaming up with Greg Gutfeld and Jamie Lissow for an innovative reality competition streaming on Fox Nation. The new show, What Did I Miss?, features four contestants who lived completely isolated – no phones, internet, or media – in Upstate New York from January 20 to April 13.
In a unique twist, the competitors must now grapple with everything they missed during their blackout period, including the dramatic first 90 days of the Trump administration. Timpf will appear as a special guest on the upcoming episode of this high-stakes social experiment.
The series marks Timpf’s latest collaboration with Gutfeld following her popular appearances on his late-night program.
In each episode, the isolated contestants must determine which presented events are real and which are fabricated—with a $500,000 grand prize on the line. The high-stakes competition unfolds before a live audience, hosted by Greg Gutfeld with Kat Timpf and Jamie Lissow providing sharp-witted commentary.
Timpf confirmed her return on X, replying to Gutfeld’s announcement:
“I’m on the panel w my weird little friend @jamie_lissow.”
The playful post marks her first project since maternity leave, adding to anticipation for the Fox Nation reality series.
“Truth can be stranger than fiction,” said FOX Nation President Lauren Petterson, “and nobody’s better equipped to help these isolated Americans process the headlines they missed than Greg Gutfeld.” The executive expressed enthusiasm for the network’s innovative new project that blends current events with game show competition.
Petterson highlighted the unique premise: “America’s most-watched late-night host is making his game show debut, guiding contestants through the whirlwind of news they missed while completely disconnected from society.” She emphasized the exclusivity of the content, noting that full access will be available only to FOX Nation subscribers.
The announcement comes as the streaming platform continues to expand its original programming lineup with this unconventional fusion of news analysis and reality competition formats.
