Fox News’ Kat Timpf admits she’s terrified as she fires back at fans questioning her working while pregnant

FOX News personality Kat Timpf has fired back at fans questioning her for working while pregnant as she could give birth any day now.

Timpf , 36, shared a fiery video where she addressed questions from her online critics and admitted that she’s terrified to give birth.

The TV analyst and comedian works as a political analyst and comedian on Fox News as well as a co-host on Gutfeld!

“Yes, I’m still pregnant. Yes, I’m past my new due date. Yes, this is the longest pregnancy of all time,” Timpf said in a video on Instagram on Tuesday.

She told people to stop telling her to sleep now while she can because she already has trouble resting and that’s “not how sleep works.”

Even though she could give birth at any minute, Timpf admitted she’s still putting in the hours at Fox past her due date.

“Yes, I’m still working,” Timpf explained.

“No, I don’t want to stop working.”

She said she’s tried eating foods that are supposed to induce labor like pineapples and dates.

“No, I don’t know when the baby’s coming. How do I feel? Terrible.”

She said she feels “excited” as well as “terrified” for her first baby with her husband, Cameron Friscia.

She added that she doesn’t know the baby’s sex as the couple has decided to wait to find out until giving birth.

“Hope this covers it,” she captioned her video of answers.

Well wishes for the TV personality poured in on the comments of Timpf’s video.

“Love you!! You’ve got this!!” political pundit Meghan McCain commented on the post.

“Can’t wait to hear if you have a boy or a girl,” Ingrid Murdoch , the wife of Gutfeld! star Tyrus, wrote.

“Equally wonderful but such different [experiences] to raise.”

Timpf has appeared on various shows on the Fox News Channel since 2017.

‘SO TERRIFIED’
The comedian’s confession that she’s “terrified” comes after she opened up about her expectations for motherhood in an exclusive conversation with The U.S. Sun.

“I’m so terrified because I feel like you’ll never know what kind of kid you’re going to have,” she said in October.

“I didn’t wait til I was 35 to do this because I’m not terrified of doing this.

“I’m gonna try to teach my kid how to think and not what to think.”