Fox News power couple Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt are officially one step closer to walking down the aisle, revealing that they have finally set a wedding date after nearly two years of engagement.
The longtime conservative television personalities have settled on a date for their upcoming nuptials, although they are keeping the exact day under wraps, according to a new report from the Deseret News.
Hannity, 64, also confirmed to USA Today that the couple has not secretly married, putting an end to speculation surrounding their relationship. He further dismissed rumors that the ceremony would take place at the White House or President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
The announcement marks an exciting development for two of Fox News’ most recognizable personalities, who have largely kept their romance away from the public spotlight despite spending years in conservative media.
Hannity and Earhardt announced their engagement in December 2024 after the primetime host proposed at their church in Florida during the Christmas holiday.
The couple has remained tight-lipped about their wedding plans, making the confirmation particularly noteworthy for viewers who have followed their relationship.
The personal milestone comes as Hannity celebrates another major achievement: 30 years with Fox News, where he has become the longest-running primetime cable news host in television history.
In a wide-ranging interview with the Deseret News, Hannity reflected on his extraordinary career, his relationship with President Donald Trump and his continued determination to challenge the liberal media establishment.
Despite turning 64, the conservative firebrand has shown little interest in stepping away from television.
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“I don’t want to slow down,” Hannity said after longtime friend Cornel West suggested he consider easing his demanding schedule.
Alongside his nightly Fox News program, Sean Hannity hosts a nationally syndicated three-hour radio show and recently launched a twice-weekly podcast, “Hang Out with Sean Hannity.”
His influence extends well beyond television. Hannity maintains a close relationship with Trump and has spent decades defending conservative policies while frequently challenging narratives pushed by the mainstream press.
“Both Newt and Donald Trump have given me a front-row seat to history,” Hannity said, reflecting on his relationships with two influential Republican leaders.
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His career began in radio before Fox News founder Roger Ailes recruited him for the network’s launch in 1996.
Since then, Hannity has remained a fixture of conservative broadcasting, even as other high-profile personalities have departed the network.
Fox News personality Lawrence Jones credited Hannity with helping younger broadcasters navigate the industry, describing him as a mentor who regularly offers guidance on professional and personal matters.
But while Hannity remains outspoken about politics, he has taken a considerably different approach to his private life.
His divorce from his first wife, with whom he shares two children, was not publicly reported until well after the couple had separated.
Earhardt, a co-host of “Fox & Friends,” has similarly maintained a degree of privacy surrounding her relationship with Hannity.
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