Kat Timpf Net Worth
Kat Timpf Net Worth is $8 million US Dollars. Timpf earns a $1.65 million salary from Fox News as a co-host and contributor to the channel. She has inherited $1.2 million from her parents.
In July 2024, Kat Timpf shared that she and her husband, Cameron Friscia, are expecting their first child. This personal news was shared via an Instagram post and a Fox News op-ed.
Salary from Fox News
Kat Timpf has been a full-time employee at Fox News for the past three years. As a co-host, she earns a salary of $1.65 million. For her contributions to podcasts and other shows on Fox, Timpf earns an additional $550,000.
Other Income Sources
Kat Timpf is a highly sought-after standup comedian, performing at sold-out shows nationwide. She holds over 40 events a year, generating $1.1 million in annual revenue.
Car Collection
Kat Timpf recently purchased a BMW X7 for $104,500. She already owns a Mercedes E-Class and a Range Rover. Timpf frequently rents luxury cars on weekends and has spent over $165,000 in the past two years on renting Ferraris and Lamborghinis.
Real Estate Assets
Timpf’s primary residence is a two-bedroom apartment in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan. She bought the apartment in 2019 for $1.65 million, which features a private balcony with city views.
In addition to her primary residence, Timpf owns several other properties, including a three-bedroom vacation home in the Hamptons, New York, which her husband purchased in 2021 for $3.3 million.
She also owns a four-bedroom house in Los Angeles, California, which she purchased in 2022 for $1.65 million, and a twin-bedroom condo in Miami, Florida, purchased in 2023 for $1.1 million.
Latest Updates
Kat Timpf announced her pregnancy with her husband, Cameron Friscia, in an emotional opinion piece for Fox News. She detailed her shock at the unexpected pregnancy, given her age and previous expectations of not conceiving naturally.
She remains an active contributor to Fox News, co-hosting “Gutfeld!” and other programs. Recently, she discussed her new book, “I Used to Like You Until… (How Binary Thinking Divides Us),” which touches on the dangers of binary thinking and the importance of civil discourse.