Fox News personality Kat Timpf is no stranger to public scrutiny, but as she approaches the end of her pregnancy, the comments from online critics have reached a whole new level.
Instead of letting the negativity bring her down, the 36-year-old TV star has chosen to respond with a mix of humor and assertiveness.
Despite being in her third trimester, Timpf has continued working, which has drawn unsolicited opinions from viewers who seem to think they know best.
On Monday, she took to X (formerly Twitter) to address the flood of judgmental messages she’s received about her baby bump, her work schedule, and even her medical status.
Timpf’s Firm Response to Online Critics
Timpf made it clear that her pregnancy decisions are between her and her doctor—not random internet commenters.
“I am under the close care of a doctor, and I promise that both of us know and care far more about my health and the health of my own baby than any random online stranger does from just seeing me on TV,” she wrote.
She added that while some advice may be well-intentioned, she doesn’t need to be bombarded with comments about her belly’s shape, amniotic fluid levels, or whether she should be at work.
Undeterred by the negativity, she signed off her post with a casual, “See you all tonight!” before appearing on Fox’s Gutfeld! later that evening.
Viewers Weigh In—Support and Criticism Alike
While many fans have supported Timpf’s decision to keep working, others have taken a more judgmental stance.
One Instagram user sarcastically demanded, “Just give us the amniotic fluid report!” while another commented, “Why do these pregnant women sit there half-naked?” in response to a past appearance where Timpf wore a cropped t-shirt.
Criticism isn’t new to the longtime Fox talent, who has previously joked about how easy it is to spark engagement online.
“Now if I need to get engagement up on my video, I just need to wear a crop top, and I’ll have people calling me horrible and disgusting,” she told The U.S. Sun.
A Lighthearted Approach to the “Longest Pregnancy Ever”
In a recent self-filmed video, Timpf walked the streets of New York City and poked fun at how long her pregnancy feels.
“Yes, I’m still pregnant. Yes, I’m past my due date. Yes, this is the longest pregnancy of all time,” she joked.
She also shared that she was trying natural methods like eating dates and pineapples to help induce labor, adding that she felt “like an elephant.”
Despite some criticism, she remains dedicated to her work.
“Yes, I’m still working. No, I don’t want to stop working,” she stated plainly.
Mixed Reactions and Celebrity Support
Not everyone is critical of Timpf’s approach.
Some fans have cheered her on, with one user joking, “Tell you what, you going into labor on Gutfeld is gonna be one epic episode.”
Others, however, were less supportive, with one person complaining, “Just have the baby already. Stop being a drama queen.”
One notable supporter was Meghan McCain, daughter of the late John McCain, who chimed in with encouragement, writing, “Love you!! You’ve got this.”
As Timpf continues to handle pregnancy, work, and internet criticism all at once, one thing is certain—she’s doing it on her own terms.
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