By [Author Name] | [Coastal Current News] | June 5, 2025
In a move that stunned fans and left real estate watchers buzzing, Fox News host Greg Gutfeld has quietly sold his prized $12.8 million beachfront estate in California — and according to insiders, it’s not about downsizing.
It’s about disappearing — intentionally.
Multiple sources close to the Gutfeld family confirm that Greg, his wife Elena Moussa, and daughter Mira are preparing for a major relocation to a remote, sparsely populated region in the Pacific Northwest, where they plan to live slower, quieter, and far from the digital glare.
“He wants out of the noise,” said one longtime colleague. “He’s had enough headlines — now he wants trees, peace, and time.”
Why the Sudden Exit?
According to one assistant familiar with the decision, the sale was finalized in April without a public listing or media coverage — handled through private agents under confidentiality clauses.
“It wasn’t about profit,” the source revealed. “He sold it for less than market value. It was about letting go.”
Reports say Greg and Elena found a rugged, undeveloped property nestled between two mountain ridges, where they’re building a modest, solar-powered cabin surrounded by nature — no Wi-Fi, no cameras, no neighbors for miles.
What Sparked the Change?
Those close to Greg say it was fatherhood — specifically, watching Mira grow up — that prompted a reckoning.
“He told me, ‘I’ve interviewed thousands of people, but I don’t want to miss interviewing her every day of her life,’” a Fox staffer shared.
The family reportedly plans to homeschool, grow their own food, and use the time to write, reflect, and reset.
America Reacts
As news of the sale and move trickled out, social media erupted with mixed emotions. Hashtags like #GoodbyeGutfeld, #OffGridGreg, and #FamilyFirstMove began trending.
“He made millions talking about America — now he’s living the part most of us dream about,” one user tweeted.
“Respect. He’s choosing his daughter over TV. Can’t argue with that,” another wrote.