Greg Gutfeld’s wife, Elena, has made a stylish return to social media with a chic selfie after the birth of their first child.

The 42-year-old picture editor and the Fox News veteran, 60, welcomed a baby girl named Mira sometime in late 2024.

The announcement surprised fans as Greg, who had been absent from his regular Fox time slots, has kept his relationship private and only revealed Elena’s pregnancy after little Mira’s arrival.

Now, radiating her new motherly glow, Elena has shared a rare photo of herself on Instagram for her 23,000 followers.

Working in the fashion industry, Elena posed for a mirror selfie in what seems to be an upscale clothing store.

She sported a stylish beige trench coat, gray tracksuit bottoms, white socks, and orange sneakers.

The fashion-forward mom accessorized her look with an oversized gray wool scarf wrapped around her neck and a black cross-body bag.

Elena showcased her natural beauty with minimal makeup and a soft smile while striking a pose.

Her dark hair was styled in beachy waves that gracefully framed her shoulders. Baby Mira was not present in the new photo, nor was husband Greg.

However, last month, Elena delighted fans by sharing a sweet snapshot of their little one.

On Valentine’s Day, among the decorative shelves and eclectic artwork, a post showcased a heartwarming photo of Elena embracing little Mira, who was dressed in a charming gray knitted outfit and cozy beige socks.

In the affectionate picture, baby Mira’s face is partially hidden as Elena holds her close, wearing a vibrant red sweater and crisp white pants.

The couple’s French bulldog, Gus, is also seen trying to get familiar with the Gutfelds’ newest addition.

Elena captioned the tender image of mother and daughter with a single word, “Love”, accompanied by sentimental emojis in red, gray, and white.

Life in the spotlight may seem glamorous, but for little Mira Gutfeld — not even six months old — it’s already proving to be a whirlwind of nannies, packed schedules, and parents pulled in every direction.

Greg Gutfeld, the quick-witted, sharp-tongued host of Fox News’s late-night juggernaut Gutfeld!, is back in full swing with his nightly shows and behind-the-scenes production meetings. Meanwhile, his wife, Elena Moussa — a former runway model turned fashion editor — has returned to her high-profile career in the fashion world less than six months after giving birth to their daughter.

The couple, who shocked fans with the quiet announcement of Mira’s arrival in late 2024, are now navigating the balancing act of two demanding careers and the all-consuming reality of new parenthood. But with both parents back in action, questions have emerged: Who’s caring for baby Mira? And is the pressure of showbiz already casting a shadow over her earliest days?

A Stylish Comeback, but at What Cost?

Elena, 42, who has always kept a low public profile despite her husband’s TV fame, made headlines recently when she posted a stunning mirror selfie from a luxury boutique — her first public appearance since Mira’s birth. Dressed in a chic beige trench coat and gray athleisure wear, Elena looked every bit the fashion insider she’s known to be.

But behind the glam selfie lies a grueling schedule. Sources close to Elena say she’s been bouncing between New York and Paris for brand meetings, editorial shoots, and private styling sessions for elite clients — all while trying to FaceTime home for baby updates between fittings.

“Elena is a powerhouse,” a friend in the fashion industry told The Daily Spin. “But you can see it’s taking a toll. She misses Mira terribly — she lights up when she gets photos and videos — but she also feels like she has to prove she can have it all.”

Greg Gutfeld: From Punchlines to Pacifiers (Well, Sort Of)

While Elena’s juggling stilettos and baby bottles from abroad, Greg is holding down the fort stateside — or at least, trying to. With his Fox News commitments at an all-time high, including multiple shows and guest appearances, the 60-year-old host admits he’s not exactly Mr. Mom.

“Let’s just say I know how to swaddle in theory,” Greg joked during a recent monologue, “but Mira prefers when the nanny does it.”

Though his trademark sarcasm keeps things light on-air, insiders say Greg has been feeling the weight of his new fatherhood responsibilities.

“He loves his daughter, no doubt,” a colleague shared. “But Greg’s still trying to figure out how to be present when he’s constantly pulled in ten different directions. He’s exhausted, but he doesn’t show it on screen.”

Mira’s New Reality: Nannies, Night Feedings, and a Life in Transit

While most babies spend their early months nestled in a quiet nursery, Mira’s life looks a bit more like a reality show without cameras — at least for now.

With both parents constantly in motion, Mira has reportedly been spending most of her time with a rotating team of nannies, one of whom travels with Elena when needed. At home, another caretaker handles the night feedings, sleep routines, and early developmental milestones.

“She’s a happy baby,” said one source close to the family, “but there are definitely moments where you wonder — will she grow up feeling like her parents were around, or just watching from a screen?”

The Cost of the Hustle

It’s the eternal modern dilemma — can two career-driven parents really “have it all” without sacrificing time with their child?

Greg and Elena’s situation is hardly unique in elite circles, where high-powered jobs often come with high-powered childcare. But critics argue that even at just six months old, Mira may already be feeling the emotional cost of her parents’ success.

“She doesn’t know fame, or TV, or fashion,” said one parenting expert. “She just knows comfort and connection. And if that connection is outsourced too much, there could be long-term effects.”

Still, fans are hopeful that the Gutfelds — known for their intelligence, drive, and unconventional style — will find a balance that works for their growing family.

What’s Next for the Gutfeld Family?

Sources say Greg and Elena are considering cutting back on work travel for the remainder of the year, possibly relocating to a quieter home outside the city for more family time.

“They know these moments are precious,” the insider shared. “They don’t want to miss the first words, the first steps. Even if that means fewer appearances or skipping Fashion Week.”

As the cameras keep rolling and the fashion shows continue, one thing’s for sure — baby Mira may have been born into a world of headlines and hustle, but at the heart of it all, she’s still just a little girl wanting the love of mom and dad.

And in the end, even the busiest parents can learn to pause, breathe, and make room for what matters most — one bottle, one bedtime story, and one baby giggle at a time.