Kat Timpf is a commentator, comedian, podcaster, and author known for her unfiltered humor and sharp libertarian viewpoints. Whether on Fox News’ Gutfeld! or her stand-up shows, she effortlessly blends humor with serious topics, keeping things lighthearted while challenging preconceived ideas.
Timpf, a Detroit native with a magna cum laude degree from Hillsdale College, has maintained a busy career balancing comedy with political influence. Her second book, I Used to Like You Until… (How Binary Thinking Divides Us), follows her New York Times bestseller, You Can’t Joke About That. She recently shared the news of her first pregnancy.
Her relatable blend of humor and emotion has helped Timpf navigate the ups and downs of life, and she’s taking her comedy to Thousand Oaks as part of her I Used to Like You Tour.
On the success of Gutfeld!, Timpf reflects on her love for Red Eye and how she constantly has to explain Fox News to people with preconceived notions. Despite being accused of “fence-sitting,” she insists that having independent opinions doesn’t mean avoiding strong views.
As she embarks on her first pregnancy, Timpf opens up about the unsolicited and sometimes harsh advice she receives from strangers online. She’s unbothered by the “geriatric pregnancy” comments and sees her pregnancy as a joyful milestone worth celebrating, despite the haters.
Timpf’s book, I Used to Like You Until, explores vulnerability, standing up for yourself, and the importance of embracing life’s achievements—like her pregnancy—without apologizing. She’s grateful for the support she’s received, finding comedy a powerful tool for coping and connection.
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My mother-in-law gave us an expensive baby formula as a gift. But the second we got home, I threw it straight into the trash. My husband exploded, “I’LL NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR THIS UNGRATEFUL DISRESPECT.”. I looked at him and said, “Take a closer look at the back of the can.”
Chapter 1: The Perfect Kitchen My name is Hannah Hayes, and for five years, I lived inside a marriage that looked beautiful from the outside and felt like a locked room from the inside. The kitchen in my suburban house…
My Parents Gave The SUV Grandma Gifted Me To My Sister—Grandma’s Response Left Everyone Speechless
Chapter 1: The Missing Car My name is Arya Reynolds, and I was twenty-four years old when my mother gave away my car. Not sold it. Not borrowed it. Gave it away. The car was a navy blue Honda CR-V,…
My Dad Called Me “The Affair Child” For 28 Years—A DNA Test Proved Them All WronG
Chapter 1: The Ultimatum My name is Tori Townsend. I am twenty-eight years old, and for as long as I can remember, my father called me too pretty to be his daughter. He never said it like a compliment. He…
When My Sister Called Me ‘Unwanted’ At Her Wedding, My Parents Cover Their Mounth, Laughing….
Chapter 1: The Toast My name is Morgan Ingram. I am thirty-two years old, an ER nurse, and a single mother. Three weeks ago, at my sister Vivien’s wedding, in front of two hundred guests, she took the microphone, smiled…
My Parents Disowned Me For Being a “Lowly Teacher”—Until The Governor Called My Name
Chapter 1: Erased My name is Ingred Fairbanks Webb, and I was thirty years old when my mother decided I was no longer her daughter. She did not say it to my face. She did not call me. She did…
MY BROTHER CHANGED THE LOCKS TWO DAYS AFTER OUR PARENTS’ FUNERAL—BUT MY MOTHER HAD SPENT 8 YEARS PREPARING FOR THAT MOMENT
Chapter 1: Locked Out My name is Briana Mercer, and I was thirty-two years old when my brother locked me out of the only home I had ever known. It happened three days after our parents’ funeral. The flowers from…
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