Fox News Power Couple EXPOSED: Sean Hannity’s Secret Church Proposal to Ainsley Earhardt Finally Confirmed!

In a stunning holiday revelation that has left the conservative media world buzzing, longtime Fox News host Sean Hannity, 62, has officially popped the question to his quietly romantic co-star Ainsley Earhardt, 48 — and it happened in none other than a church in his home state of Florida.

After years of dodging rumors, secret sightings, and quiet weekends together, the pair finally came clean with their engagement just after Christmas, confirming what political insiders have speculated since 2020: the Fox News romance was real all along.

“We are overjoyed and so thankful to our families for all of their love and support during this wonderful time in our lives,” the couple declared in a joint statement to Fox News, sending shockwaves through both their fans and their critics.

The conservative sweethearts chose a deeply symbolic venue for the life-changing moment.

According to sources, Hannity proposed at their home church in Florida, just steps away from the pulpit where they had worshipped together.

The gesture, which friends describe as “spiritually meaningful,” underscored their shared Christian faith — a foundation they say has strengthened their relationship behind the scenes.

Earhardt, mother to daughter Hayden from her previous marriage to former football player Will Proctor, looked radiant in photos shared after the engagement.

Hannity, who has two adult children, Patrick and Merri, with ex-wife Jill Rhodes, made sure his family was included in the milestone moment.

“Our children couldn’t be happier,” the couple said — a clear sign that the blended Fox family is moving forward with love, not scandal.

But the love story has not been without controversy.

As early as 2020, Vanity Fair and People magazine reported whispers from Fox insiders claiming the duo were “secretly seeing each other.

” Hannity, a notorious media veteran who fiercely guards his private life, refused to comment.

Earhardt, meanwhile, repeatedly insisted her focus was solely on raising her daughter.

Yet eagle-eyed viewers noticed the subtle hints: romantic getaways, cozy weekends, and even Earhardt broadcasting her Fox & Friends segments from Hannity’s Long Island home during the pandemic.

Still, the public confirmation remained elusive — until now.

“He’s very private because he’s very famous and he’s very controversial,” said a source close to the couple back in 2020.

“But it’s been an open secret that they’ve been together for years.”

And now, that “secret” is officially out.

The high-profile engagement marks a second chance at love for both Fox News titans.

Earhardt, previously married to Kevin McKinney (2005–2009) before her marriage to Proctor, has spoken openly about her desire to find love again.

“I would love to find love again and I want to demonstrate a loving relationship for Hayden one day,” she told People in 2019.

“I know that God will put the right man in my life if that’s his will.”

Well, it looks like He did — and His timing was Christmas week.

Insiders say that Hannity consulted their children and even gave a heads-up to both of their ex-spouses prior to proposing, ensuring that the milestone would be one of unity rather than friction.

The couple says they still maintain respectful relationships with their former partners.

In a media landscape where power dynamics often overshadow personal lives, Hannity and Earhardt’s romance offers a rare glimpse into vulnerability — and perhaps, healing.

Their relationship has evolved quietly behind closed doors while they remained professional on camera, navigating national politics by day and raising children by night.

As for what comes next, fans are already speculating about a Fox News fairytale wedding.

Will it be a grand southern ceremony? A private beachside exchange of vows? Or perhaps another moment of spiritual intimacy in the same church where Hannity dropped to one knee?

One thing’s for sure: with Earhardt still based in Manhattan filming Fox & Friends and Hannity now filming his show in West Palm Beach, the couple is embracing the bi-coastal lifestyle — and making it work.

For now, America’s conservative media darlings are enjoying the ride, as the news of their engagement sparks waves of praise, well-wishes, and — let’s face it — a little jealousy from critics across the aisle.

Love, it seems, really does conquer all.

Even cable news.