In a heartwarming surprise, Fox News personality Greg Gutfeld has announced a special public meet-and-greet in New York City — and he’s bringing along someone very special: his baby daughter.

The free event is open to everyone and will take place this Saturday at 2:00 PM at Bethesda Fountain in Central Park.

“I just wanted to do something real,” Gutfeld shared in a statement Friday morning. “This past year has been life-changing for me, and I thought — why not share some of that happiness with the folks who’ve supported me all along?”

The news quickly took off on social media, with fans buzzing about the rare opportunity to meet the famously private host — and possibly catch a glimpse of his baby daughter, lovingly nicknamed Mira by fans who’ve followed his recent mentions on air.

According to the press release, the event will feature:

• A short Q&A with Gutfeld

• Photo opportunities (no press passes needed)

• Free snacks and drinks

• Small giveaways for kids and families

• A brief, respectful introduction to baby Mira

Security will be on site, but organizers emphasize the event will be laid-back and family-friendly.

Fox insiders note that this is the first time Gutfeld has brought his daughter to a public fan event — a big shift for the usually tight-lipped host, who only recently began opening up about his life as a dad.

Sources close to him say it was entirely his idea to make the event free. “He didn’t want any tickets or special access. He just wanted to say thank you, show fans a different side of himself, and celebrate the joy his daughter has brought into his world.”

The announcement comes as Gutfeld continues to draw attention for embracing fatherhood later in life. Lately, he’s been more open than ever — even joking about diaper changes during commercial breaks and calling parenthood “the toughest segment I’ve ever hosted.”

Fans from outside New York are already making travel plans. One excited post on X (formerly Twitter) read: “Booked my flight just to see Gutfeld and baby Mira this weekend — worth every penny.”

No RSVP is needed. Attendees are encouraged to come early, bring a picnic blanket, and expect a more personal, heartfelt experience than political commentary.

And what does Gutfeld hope people take away from the event?

“Just love,” he said. “Pure, honest, messy, sleep-deprived love.”