Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt have exchanged wedding vows, but their marriage will continue across two states. Following their October 24 wedding, Hannity will remain based in Florida while Earhardt continues living in New York, according to Realtor.com's October 26 report.
The arrangement continues a pattern they established before marrying. Earhardt previously acknowledged the distance, saying in 2025: "It is not conventional. We live on opposite sides of the East Coast, but when you love someone, you make it work."
Their wedding brought them together at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida-the same church where Hannity proposed during Christmas 2024. Their children, relatives and close friends attended the ceremony.
The geographical distance reflects the lives and careers they brought into the marriage. Hannity broadcasts from Florida, while Earhardt's work as a Fox & Friends co-host remains centred in New York. Their relationship already included long-distance dating before they announced their engagement.
Their shared Christian faith was prominent during the service. The couple's ministers officiated, and readings from Romans 12 and the Song of Solomon accompanied personal vows. The passages emphasised mutual honour and the enduring strength of love.
Family also remains central to their new chapter. Hannity has two children from his previous marriage, and Earhardt has a daughter. Their children supported the relationship and joined the wedding celebrations.
The separate-state arrangement is therefore a continuation of their established relationship. Marriage brings a new commitment to a partnership that has already required travel, planning and time together across the East Coast.
For the newlyweds, Earhardt's earlier words now carry into married life: making the relationship work will continue to involve crossing the distance.
