Fox News personality Kat Timpf has boldly addressed the growing concern from some fans about her decision to keep working despite being days—maybe even hours—away from giving birth.

At 36 years old, Timpf is in the final stretch of her pregnancy. In a fiery Instagram video, she didn’t hold back, offering a raw and honest update about how she’s feeling physically and emotionally, and responding to criticism with her trademark candor and humor.

“Yes, I’m still pregnant. Yes, I’m past my due date. And yes, this is officially the longest pregnancy of all time,” she joked in a video update she shared with her followers.

Timpf, who works as a political commentator and co-host on Gutfeld! on Fox News, made it clear that she has no plans to step away from her duties, even as labor could begin at any moment.

“Yes, I’m still working,” she confirmed.
“No, I don’t want to stop working.”

She also vented some frustration about unsolicited advice, like being told to “sleep while she can,” pointing out that sleep isn’t something you can save up—and she’s already not sleeping well.

Trying to naturally induce labor, Timpf said she’s experimented with pineapple and dates, but nothing’s worked yet. “No, I don’t know when the baby is coming. How do I feel? Terrible.”

Despite her discomfort, she admitted feeling a complex swirl of emotions: excitement, nervousness, and fear as she prepares to welcome her first child with husband Cameron Friscia. The couple has chosen not to learn the baby’s sex until birth, adding another layer of suspense to the journey.

“I’m so terrified because you really never know what kind of kid you’re going to have,” Timpf previously shared in an interview with The U.S. Sun.
“I didn’t wait until I was 35 to do this because I’m not scared of it. I’m just focused on teaching my kid how to think, not what to think.”

The response to her video was swift and supportive. Fellow political commentator Meghan McCain commented, “Love you!! You’ve got this!!” And Ingrid Murdoch, wife of Gutfeld! star Tyrus, added, “Can’t wait to hear if you have a boy or a girl. Both are amazing but such different experiences to raise.”

Timpf, who has been a familiar face on Fox News since 2017, continues to balance her sharp wit and professional presence with the challenges of impending motherhood. Her decision to keep working despite criticism—and her honest approach to pregnancy—has resonated with fans and sparked an important conversation about choice, strength, and how women navigate both career and family under the public eye.