Breaking News: Laura Ingraham Buys 14-Acre Farm — And Says She’s About to Begin “The Most Important Plan of My Life” With Her 3 Adopted Children 🌾❤️👩👧👦
By [Author Name] | [News Outlet] | June 5, 2025
In a stunning announcement that’s taking fans and colleagues by surprise, Fox News host Laura Ingraham has just confirmed that she has purchased a 14-acre farm in rural Virginia — and is preparing to step away from the spotlight to begin what she calls “the most meaningful chapter of my life.”
But this time, it’s not about politics, punditry, or primetime.
“This is for them,” Ingraham said quietly, referring to her three adopted children. “And for the kind of future no studio could ever build.”
What We Know About the Farm
The property, located just outside of Charlottesville, features:
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A restored 1890s farmhouse with six bedrooms
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A teaching greenhouse and equine barn
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A private library and chapel space converted from a carriage house
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And—according to insiders—a classroom barn for homeschooling, life skills, and “unplugged growing up”
What’s the “Plan”?
While Ingraham has yet to share full details, she told close friends the farm will serve as a sanctuary for raising her children with intention, including:
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Home-based learning focused on virtue, faith, and stewardship
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Animal care and agricultural work as part of daily life
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No social media, no press — just presence
“I’ve built a career helping others understand the world,” she reportedly said. “Now it’s time to help three incredible kids build their own.”
Leaving Fox News?
Though no formal resignation has been issued, sources at Fox confirm Laura is preparing to take an extended leave beginning in fall 2025. Insiders say she may return for “occasional specials,” but her days of nightly commentary are coming to an end.
Her colleagues offered a standing ovation in a closed-door farewell meeting on Tuesday.
“She’s not walking away,” one producer noted. “She’s walking home.”
A Nation Responds
As fans absorb the news, reactions online are deeply emotional. Hashtags like #IngrahamFarmLife, #FaithAndFamily14Acres, and #LauraUnplugged have flooded social media.
“From the studio to the soil — Laura just showed us what real legacy looks like,” one viewer wrote.