Inside Greg Gutfeld’s Million Dollar Home: Where Little Angel Mira First Cried 🏡👶
By [Author Name] | [News Outlet] | May 21, 2025
Beyond the sarcasm, spotlights, and studio sets, Greg Gutfeld is just a dad — and now, he’s inviting the world inside the place where his life quietly, beautifully changed forever.
Tucked inside a leafy corner of Westchester County, just outside Manhattan, is the Gutfeld family’s stunning million-dollar estate — and it’s here, in a softly lit nursery with hand-painted stars on the ceiling, that baby Mira let out her very first cry.
“It was 3:47 a.m.,” Gutfeld recalls. “I thought the monitor was glitching. Then I realized… nope, that’s real. And it was the best noise I’ve ever heard.”
The home — a mix of sleek modern comfort and unexpected charm — features:
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A soundproofed nursery with an antique white rocking chair
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An open-concept living space perfect for late-night pacing and bottle warmers
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And a custom-built memory wall, where the family plans to document Mira’s first words, steps, and laughs
Though he rarely shares his private life, Gutfeld allowed a brief glimpse during a recent Fox Nation special — including a quiet moment standing in the corner of Mira’s room, where he keeps a framed photo of his parents and a handwritten note that simply reads: “For when the world goes quiet.”
“That room changed everything,” he says. “She cried once — and suddenly I understood peace.”
Fans and colleagues have praised the rare look behind the curtain, with one commenter writing:
“You can roast politicians all day, but this… this is the Greg Gutfeld we don’t see enough.”
Mira’s first cry may have echoed in a quiet room, but the love it triggered is loud and lasting — in a home now filled with new sounds, new purpose, and a little girl who already owns the whole place.