Greg Gutfeld has finally returned to Fox News after welcoming his first child at the age of 60, and while doing so, he has opened up on his biggest life regrets.

The new dad on the block, Greg Gutfeld, says he has released 60 years worth of regret, and that it’s all thanks to “some guy”.

After 46 days of parental leave, Greg, 60, has made his highly anticipated return to Fox News on Monday.

Things got deep pretty quickly when Greg’s co-star Jesse Watters asked: “Has this changed you at all? Do you feel different as a father?”

As he unwrapped a Misfits onesie from one of the gift bags, Greg replied: “So some guy said to me, I don’t know where it was, but he said, ‘You Know what. You can no longer regret anything before the baby.’”

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Greg speaking to his The Five co-stars about his new baby on Fox New (Image: Fox News)

He continued: “Because if things didn’t go this way, she never would have been.

“And I thought, ‘Wow, 60 years of regret completely out the window,’” Greg admitted before clarifying: “I was a selfish b—–d [for] 60 years, and now I’m free.

“It doesn’t matter because if I was just a little bit nicer, my baby wouldn’t be around,” he concluded.

Greg didn’t elaborate further on why he believed he had been selfish throughout his life, but, as he said, those choices have led him to welcome a baby girl with his wife, Elena Moussa, 42.

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The Five panel welcomed Greg back with open arms (Image: Fox News)

he unexpected baby news was announced in December after fans began to notice that Greg had been missing from The Five and his show Gutfeld!

In a statement read out by Greg’s Fox News co-star Dana Perino, he confirmed it was due to the arrival of his little one, before joking: “She has Elena’s beautiful eyes and my rock-hard abs.”

The statement, which was shared on both of his shows, continued: “We have been hard at work teaching her three languages and putting her through a rigorous workout routine.”

Greg later took to his X account to share a direct message with his fans, penning: “See, that’s how you keep a secret. Thanks to all the nice words! see ya in a few!”