Fox News host Greg Gutfeld took time at the beginning of his late night show Gutfeld! to take a shady swipe at fellow Fox News host Jesse Watters during recent episode
Greg Gutfeld takes swipe at Jesse Watters(Image: Getty Images)
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld hit out at his colleague and fellow host on the network, Jesse Watters, with a shady blow on a recent episode of Gutfeld!
The conservative commentator slash comedian used his opening monologue to mock Fox’s Jesse Watters, host of Jesse Watters Primetime and co-host of The Five with Greg, Dana Perino, Jesse Watters, Jessica Tarlov, and Harold Ford Jr. “Apparently today was the shortest day in the world’s history. If you want to make it longer, just watch Fox News at 8 p.m., ” Greg said during his opening monologue before he showed a pic of Jesse hosting his self-titled show across the screen.
Greg was in full effect on Tuesday, hosting his self-titled talk show in only the way he knows how.
Last month, Greg’s co-host from The Five, Dana, took over his show when the presenter was on a holiday hiatus.
Jesse Watters is a fellow host on Fox network
In late June, took to her Instagram to excitedly announce she’d be filling in for Greg on Gutfeld!, and for the time being, she was renaming it Perino!
At the time, she uploaded a clip of herself on set donning an orange outfit before going live on-air along with the cheering studio audience.
Additionally, the clip also showed a sign with the show’s new moniker.
“Perino!! Fun filling in for @realgreggutfeld tonight. Thanks to @comedianjoemachi @sherrodsmall @tyrussmash @kattimpf !!” the caption read.
In his absence, Greg was on vacation for a few weeks with his wife Elena Moussa, and their baby daughter, Mira.
Around the time of his absence from Gutfeld! Greg shared a rare photo of his wife, whom he’s been with for over two decades. While the two typically keep their relationship offline, they decided to post about each other.
Elena was pictured standing in the center of a white sandy beach with waves crashing behind her.
In her arms was their child in what seemed to be an impromptu baby carrier made from a large white cotton sheet.
Greg poked fun at the situation, writing in his caption: “She still has the baby weight.”
Near the end of their family weekend, Elena posted an up-close snap of Mira, capturing her looking cutesy in a white and sage-colored pinstripe coordinated swim outfit.
It’s not clear exactly where the married couple and their child spent their vacation, but given Elena and Greg’s posts, there’s a chance they were in a tropical destination.
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