Why does Kat Timpf take more time from 'Gutfeld!'?

Kat Timpf wants fans of fox news' “Gutfeld!” Knowing why she will be missing on the show this time – even if only the Internet cannot develop theories about where it may be hidden.

The comedian and co-moderator of Greg Gutfeld's Hit Late Night Show had a very dramatic start to maternity leave in February when she found out that she had breast cancer and then went to work with her son 15 hours later. She had a double mastectomy in March and returned to the show in mid -June.

On Monday she announced the upcoming break on the show. On Tuesday on Instagram she wrote: “I'll be back on Gutfeld! In a few weeks! Thanks to those of them who took the time to offer me words of friendliness and support. I love all so much.”

It contained a video clip from “Gutfeld!” in which she gave more details.

“When I came back, I said I still had a few operations,” she said, referring to upcoming reconstructive work. The first, she said, is next week.

“Also … the best scenario of breast cancer can quite help you to feel completely back,” said Timpf. “So this is the first step in it. Only so that the Internet cannot develop theories about where I am, it is here.

Participant from Fox News, Guy Benson, “Fox & Friends”, co-moderator Rachel Campos-Duffy and “The Five” Titriktor Kennedy-Die for their work for Timpf on “Gutfeld!” Praise that she filled for Timpf. During maternity leave – everyone published all the best wishes in comments on the post.

“I've never been impressed by Kat Timpf,” wrote Campos-Duffy. “The definition of a strong mother!”

Some spectators were worried at the beginning of this year that the comedian's decision of the double mastectomy of the comedian was decisive because her cancer was found in level 0 early.

“Every case of breast cancer is very different,” said the author “I liked you until …”, said the author when she returned to Fox News in June. “There are many details from me that I have not shared, but I just want to say, you know, trust that I will make the best decision for myself and my family. I get the best medical advice that I could possibly get.”