Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt tied the knot Saturday at the same Palm Beach church where he proposed, with top Republicans filling the seats.
The New York Post reported that the longtime colleagues wed at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida, the same sanctuary where Hannity asked Earhardt to marry him in 2024.
Hannity, 64, hosts the prime-time show that carries his name. Earhardt, 50, co-hosts “Fox & Friends.” The marriage is his second and her third.
A day earlier, the couple hosted a pre-wedding gathering at President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort. President Trump and first lady Melania Trump attended that celebration but did not go to the church ceremony itself.
Wedding guests included Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Sen. Tim Scott, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, casino mogul Steve Wynn, country singer Lee Greenwood, Eric Trump, and Lara Trump.
Wiles has remained a central figure in Trump world, including in earlier coverage of how a report tied Susie Wiles to a tough Fox interview before a short-lived White House press secretary exit.
Breitbart reported the reception followed at the exclusive Everglades Club and that Fox colleagues Steve Doocy, Laura Ingraham, and Bret Baier were among those on hand, along with other network and MAGA figures.
The guest list mixed television personalities, business leaders, entertainers, and Republican officials in a Palm Beach setting long tied to conservative politics and the Trump family.
Fox News detailed the Mar-a-Lago pre-wedding party, noting family, friends, colleagues, and high-profile guests including the Trumps, with additional names such as Marco Rubio and RFK Jr. also cited among the notable faces.
The network said the couple announced their engagement in December 2024 after Hannity proposed over Christmas at their home church in Florida, the same Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea where they later said their vows.
Fox has kept reshaping its on-air ranks in recent seasons, from the decision that Emily Compagno was tapped as permanent cohost of “The Five” to other high-profile talent moves viewers track closely.
Earhardt shared a personal note of thanks after the Mar-a-Lago celebration.
Earhardt said:
"My heart is overflowing with gratitude and joy... God has blessed us in more ways than we could ever imagine, and I am so thankful that He brought Sean and me together."
Hannity offered his own short reflection on the match.
Hannity said:
"Ainsley is an incredible person and I couldn't be happier or more grateful that God brought us together."
Both statements put God, gratitude, and family at the center of the weekend, matching the church setting and the long engagement that began with a 2024 proposal in the same pews.
Lara Trump, herself a Fox News host and Eric Trump’s wife, was listed among those at the wedding, underscoring how tightly the network’s talent bench overlaps with the broader Republican orbit that also includes newer contributors after the White House.
That bench has drawn steady attention, including when Fox News added Karoline Leavitt as an on-air contributor following her administration role.
Separate network drama has also stayed in the headlines, such as the episode in which Fox News fired Maria Bartiromo after leaked texts drew public reaction from Trump.
For Hannity and Earhardt, Saturday closed a nearly two-year arc from proposal to marriage in one Florida church, bookended by a Mar-a-Lago party the night before and a reception at one of Palm Beach’s best-known private clubs.
Two prime-time conservatives still chose vows, church, and gratitude over the cynical script Hollywood prefers, and the country is better when that choice looks normal again.