Fox News Power Couple Sets Wedding Date

Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt have set a wedding date after nearly two years of engagement, though the precise day has not been made public.

Hannity, 64, told USA Today that the couple has not already married in secret and dismissed speculation about a White House or Mar-a-Lago ceremony.

The pair announced their engagement in December 2024 after Hannity praoposed at their Florida church during the Christmas holiday.

Both have long careers in conservative media and have kept the personal side of their relationship largely private.

Hannity marks 30 years with Fox News as the longest-running primetime cable-news host; he also maintains a syndicated radio program and a twice-weekly podcast.

In a recent interview he discussed his relationship with President Donald Trump, his intention to continue challenging liberal media, and his refusal to slow down at 64.

His broadcasting career began in radio before he joined Fox News in 1996 after being recruited by Roger Ailes.

Earhardt co-hosts “Fox & Friends” and has similarly limited public comments about the relationship.

Hannity’s earlier divorce from his first wife, with whom he shares two children, was not widely reported until after the separation.

Fox News personality Lawrence Jones has described Hannity as a mentor to younger broadcasters.

The couple’s decision to formalize the next step arrives after years of shared visibility in conservative media circles while maintaining relative privacy around their personal lives.