Inside Jesse Watters' $2.8 million mansion after host left stunned over midterm results
Inside Jesse Watters' $2.8 million mansion after host left stunned over midterm results
Eleanor TolbertTue, November 10, 2026 at 11:00 AM UTC
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Jesse Watters' $2.8 million mansion (Image: -)
Jesse Watters lives in a $2.8 million home in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
When Jesse Watters isn't spending his evenings hosting two Fox News shows, he's likely relaxing at home in his $2.8 million New Jersey mansion.
The host of The Five and Jesse Watters Primetime, 48, reportedly lives in a 5-bedroom, 7-bathroom home in Bernardsville, about 40 miles outside of New York City. The sprawling house boasts 10,296 square feet and sits on 5.64 acres of land, Realtor.com reports.
Watters is known for his conservative takes and boisterous personality, though he showed a different side in the past week after the midterm elections. The host was stunned after election day last Tuesday, when Democrats won the majority of races across the country, even in historically red areas.
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He revealed an anecdote on the November 3 episode of The Five, saying people in his town voted for Republicans, but Bernardsville doesn't have a large population.
Here's a look at his New Jersey home:
Jesse Watters 5-bedroom mansion (Image: Zillow)
When Jesse Watters isn't spending his evenings hosting two Fox News shows, he's likely relaxing at home in his $2.8 million New Jersey mansion.
The host of The Five and Jesse Watters Primetime, 48, reportedly lives in a 5-bedroom, 7-bathroom home in Bernardsville, about 40 miles outside of New York City. The sprawling house boasts 10,296 square feet and sits on 5.64 acres of land, Realtor.com reports.
The boisterous Fox News host (Image: Zillow)
Watters is known for his conservative takes and boisterous personality, though he showed a different side in the past week after the midterm elections. The host was stunned after election day last Tuesday, when Democrats won the majority of races across the country, even in historically red areas.
He revealed an anecdote on the November 3 episode of The Five, saying people in his town voted for Republicans, but Bernardsville doesn't have a large population.
Jesse Watters family (Image: Zillow)
According to Realtor.com, the Fox News host purchased the home in 2023 for his family, which includes wife, Emma, and four children.
Watters was previously married to Noelle Inguagiato, and the pair has twin daughters, Sophie and Ellie, born in 2011. They divorced in 2019, and that same year, he announced his engagement to Emma DiGiovine, 34, a former associate producer on his show Watters' World.
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Watters and his new wife welcomed a son, Jesse Jr., in 2021 and daughter, Georgina, in 2023.
Built in 2002 (Image: Zillow)
The massive house was reportedly built in 2002. It has two wraparound verandas and classic Southern-style architecture on the outside.
Realtor.com reports the mansion boasts eight fireplaces throughout, 12-foot ceilings and a grand, two-story foyer with marble floors and a curved staircase as the centerpiece. The formal dining room features floor-to-ceiling doors that open up to an outdoor terrace.
A movie theater (Image: Zillow)
The house reportedly has an array of luxurious amenities, including a movie theater with reclining seats, wine cellar, garage, pool and carriage house.
The kitchen was finished with dark-wood features and custom cabinetry, as well as two large islands for ample cooking space. One of those fireplaces lives in the wood-paneled library, which also has built-in bookshelves and a spiral staircase.
Jesse Watters net worth (Image: Zillow)
Jesse Watters has a net worth of approximately $12 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. While the political commentator now heads up two Fox News programs, he started as a production assistant to Bill O'Reilly.
He became known through his man-on-the-street style segment, Watters World, which was a part of The O'Reilly Factor. Due to the show's popularity, it eventually became its own weekend program.
Jesse Watters stunned after midterms defeat (Image: Zillow)
Jesse Watters had a hard time accepting the midterm results, where Democrats dominated at the polls. On the November 4 episode of The Five, Watters and co-host Greg Gutfeld got in a clash over how Republicans lost major races.
Gutfeld joked that Democrats will cause even more harm on the economy and war in Iran, as Watters surprisingly pushed back.
Watters says 'do something!' (Image: Zillow)
In the episode, Watters said, "I think you're missing the bigger picture. The American people - young men, White Americans - said screw you to Donald Trump."
"Said screw you to the Republican Party in places in the deep South, in the Midwest," Watters continued.
"This happens..." Gutfeld started to say while Watters was talking.
"That's not something that happens all of the time," Watters continued. "That's a problem that the Republicans have, and the people are saying, ‘You screwed up! Do something about it.'"
Source: “AOL Entertainment”
