Fox News star Ainsley Earhardt vows to ‘serve’ new husband Sean Hannity after wedding — as she proudly takes his name

See more of our coverage in your search results. Ainsley Earhardt vowed to “love and serve” her new husband, Sean Hannity, for the rest of her life while revealing plans to take his last name. “I am so proud to be his bride and I want to love him and serve him all the days of my life,” Earhardt gushed during her return to “Fox & Friends” on Tuesday, days after tying the knot with the fellow Fox News host. The newlywed, 50, also revealed that she has already begun signing her text messages as “Mrs. Hannity.” “I will take his last name for my personal life. I am so proud to be Mrs. Hannity, and I have signed every text, pretty much, that people have sent me, ‘Love, Mrs. Hannity,'” she shared. Ainsley Earhardt made her return to “Fox and Friends” on Tuesday, following her wedding to Sean Hannity. FOX Hannity and Earhardt wed on Saturday, Oct. 24. Courtesy of the Hannity Family However, Earhardt plans to keep her maiden name professionally. “For TV, I think here at Fox, there’s only room for one Hannity, so I think I will be Ainsley Earhardt forever on TV,” she joked. During the segment, she also shared new details about their Florida nuptials, which took place on Oct. 24. “We had a blast,” she said, adding that she felt so much “support” from guests as they tied the knot. She gushed about her wedding as she made her return. (She is pictured above on the show.) FOX The two have been dating since 2020. (They are pictured above in 2024.) Getty Images “We were there with so many people from Fox, so many family members, so many friends, and it was everyone in one room that we love most,” Earhardt said. “It was just so special.” She gushed over her new husband, and said the family was excited for the future. The blended family includes their children from previous marriages. Hannity has two children — son Sean and daughter Merri — with ex-wife Jill Rhodes, while Earhardt shares pre-teen daughter Hayden with her ex, Will Proctor. Hannity and Earhardt got married in Palm Beach, at the same church where they got engaged. (The two are seen above at their wedding.) Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt Hannity has been a host on Fox News since its launch in 1996. (He is pictured above in 2025.) Getty Images “I’m so in love with that man right there,” she said about Hannity, whom she started dating in 2020. “He’s the most generous person, he’s so kind, he loves everyone at Fox, he’s just really, really, good,” she shared. Earhardt and Hannity wed at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida, the same place where they got engaged in December 2024. Earhardt said that her new husband was “so kind” and “generous.” (The two are seen here at Mar-a-Lago in 2026.) AP Their wedding was attended by many high-profile DC power players. (Earhardt is pictured above in October.) Getty Images Want more celebrity and pop culture news? Start your day with Page Six Daily. Thanks for signing up! The wedding guests included many high-profile Washington, DC figures, like Lara Trump and her husband, Eric, as well as former United States Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. President Donald Trump and first lady Melania also attended the couple’s pre-wedding celebration at Mar-a-Lago on Friday night. “Our hearts are overflowing with love and gratitude as we begin this new chapter together as husband and wife,” the newlyweds gushed in a statement. The president also attended their wedding. (Hannity is pictured above in 2025.) Bloomberg via Getty Images Earhardt was previously married to Will Proctor. (She is seen above in May.) Getty Images They called their ceremony “more meaningful than [they] could have ever imagined.” The couple continued, “Our faith has always been at the center of our relationship, and we truly believe God brought us together. We feel blessed by the outpouring of love and support from the wonderful people in our lives and are excited for the future.” “Above all,” Hannity and Earhardt concluded, “we are grateful to God for bringing us to this moment and for the beautiful life we will continue to build together.” Community Guidelines Welcome to the Page Six Community! Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space. In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience. Simply put, keep it civil. 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