Kayleigh McEnany Honored with Surprise On-Air Baby Shower by Fox News Colleagues

In a heartfelt moment that captivated viewers and colleagues alike, Fox News anchor Kayleigh McEnany was recently honored with a surprise on-air baby shower hosted by her co-hosts on the network’s daytime program Outnumbered. The celebration marked a touching tribute to McEnany as she prepares to welcome her third child.

The surprise segment, coordinated by fellow anchors including Harris Faulkner, Jesse Watters, and Greg Gutfeld, quickly gained attention on social media for its warmth and authenticity—qualities not often associated with live cable news.

Perhaps the most talked-about moment came when co-host and Gutfeld! host Greg Gutfeld presented McEnany with a lavish and personalized gift: an $8,000 custom-made nursery rocking chair. Crafted from navy blue leather and embroidered with the initials of McEnany’s unborn child, the gift left her visibly emotional. “This is absolutely stunning,” McEnany said, holding back tears. “I can’t believe this.”

Other co-hosts contributed thoughtful and personal gifts as well. Harris Faulkner, one of the most respected voices on the network, gifted McEnany a hand-stitched baby blanket, symbolizing both comfort and tradition. Emily Compagno offered a practical gift—an advanced diaper disposal system—while Dana Perino contributed a spa day voucher for the expecting mother. Rachel Campos-Duffy presented a faith-based devotional book for new mothers.

Jesse Watters, host of Jesse Watters Primetime, had previously surprised McEnany with another sentimental gesture during her pregnancy announcement in March 2025. He gifted her a custom leather-bound journal engraved with “Baby McEnany #3” and a cross, inscribed with the words: “For the next generation of truth‑tellers—may you write your own story with courage and faith.” The gift, which McEnany described as “deeply moving,” drew widespread praise from fans of the show.

The segment wasn’t just a celebration of motherhood; it was also a rare window into the camaraderie and mutual respect among Fox News personalities—often seen only through the lens of political commentary and news analysis.

While many viewers speculated about a possible announcement involving Harris Faulkner herself, there was no formal statement made by Faulkner during the broadcast. Instead, her participation underscored the supportive environment that many Fox News anchors have built off-camera.

Kayleigh McEnany, who joined Fox News after serving as White House Press Secretary under President Donald Trump, has become a central figure on Outnumbered. Her pregnancy and the subsequent show of support have further cemented her bond with both colleagues and the audience.

As McEnany looks ahead to the birth of her child later this year, this heartfelt moment on Outnumbered serves as a reminder that—even in the fast-paced world of cable news—there is still room for genuine celebration and human connection.