Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt were married Oct. 24 at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, their employer Fox News confirmed, according to local and national reports. The ceremony took place where the pair were engaged in 2024.
The wedding was held in Palm Beach and was described by Fox and local outlets as a “heartfelt ceremony” attended by family, Fox colleagues and other guests, the Palm Beach Daily News reported. Sean Hannity news coverage has followed the couple’s public timeline since photos of them together first surfaced in 2023.
Mercury News and other outlets reported that the couple hosted a rehearsal dinner the night before at Mar‑a‑Lago, and that former President Donald Trump and others were present for that pre-wedding event; Mercury News noted Trump did not attend the ceremony itself. The reports say children and close friends also attended the service.
Fox’s confirmation and local reporting place the Oct. 24 date at the same Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea where the couple were engaged in December 2024, a fact cited by the Palm Beach Daily News. Sean Hannity news pieces have repeatedly documented Earhardt’s long tenure at Fox and Hannity’s role as a longtime network host.
Both Hannity and Earhardt are divorced and have worked at Fox News for years; Earhardt joined ‘Fox & Friends’ in 2016 and Hannity helped launch the network and hosts a weekday program, Mercury News reported. Coverage of Sean Hannity news often highlights how on-air colleagues and executives attend network events, and those details appeared in multiple reports on the wedding.
The couple announced their engagement publicly in 2024 after years of reported private relationship; news accounts say the engagement took place at the same Palm Beach church. The reports do not say whether either will legally change their name or where the couple will establish a joint residence.
Readers interested in other Fox News staffing and contributor moves may find background in recent coverage of network hires and anchor assignments.
Karoline Leavitt to join Fox News and Trace Gallagher named anchor are recent internal posts on the network’s personnel changes that provide context on Fox’s on-air roster.
Sources
- Palm Beach Daily News — confirmed the Oct. 24 ceremony at Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea and noted the couple were engaged there in December 2024.
- Mercury News — reported on the wedding weekend details, saying a rehearsal dinner at Mar-a-Lago included high-profile guests and that Trump did not attend the ceremony.
