Ainsley Earhardt joked on Thursday that her lavish wedding to Sean Hannity drained their finances.
Earhardt, 50, made the quip during an appearance on Fox News’ “The Girls” podcast alongside Rachel Campos-Duffy, Kat Timpf, Melissa DeRosa and Kayce Smith. The conversation turned to cosmetic procedures when Campos-Duffy noted that plastic surgery can be “expensive,” suggesting that Earhardt — whose new husband is a multi-millionaire Fox News personality — could potentially afford “great work” amid “pressure to stay looking young.”
“The thing is that the Kris Jenner-type, those are really expensive,” Campos-Duffy said, adding, “Maybe Ainsley now that she’s married to Hannity. But the rest of us…”
Earhardt fired back, “No, we have no more money after the wedding, first of all. And he would never let me.”
Hannity, 64, and Earhardt tied the knot at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida, on Oct. 24. The couple had become engaged at the same church in 2024.
“Our hearts are overflowing with love and gratitude as we begin this new chapter together as husband and wife,” they wrote in a statement at the time, calling the ceremony “more meaningful than [they] could have ever imagined.”
Earhardt wore an Oscar de la Renta gown for the occasion, while Hannity opted for a white tuxedo jacket with a black bowtie and black pants.
The wedding festivities spanned multiple days and drew high-profile guests. The couple hosted a pre-wedding celebration at Mar-a-Lago attended by President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, while a private reception took place at the upscale Everglades Club in Palm Beach. Eric and Lara Trump were among the attendees, along with several recognizable Fox News stars.
Hannity subsequently told The Post that they “chose to host a party at Mar-a-Lago” ahead of the nuptials “and paid fair market value for the venue,” He added that the newlyweds were “grateful that [the president] and Melania could celebrate alongside our families and friends,” noting he’s had a “personal relationship” with POTUS “for over 30 years.”
The couple’s path to the altar was a lengthy one. Though they’ve known each other for years — Hannity joined Fox News in 1996, while Earhardt came aboard in 2007 — they didn’t begin dating until 2020.
Both bring children from previous marriages. Hannity shares son Sean Patrick and daughter Merri with ex-wife Jill Rhodes. Earhardt shares daughter Hayden with ex-husband Will Proctor.
Following the wedding, Earhardt addressed her new identity on “Fox & Friends,” sharing that she will be “Mrs. Hannity” in her personal life. She publicly vowed to “love” and “serve” her new husband for “all the days of [her] life.”
The lighthearted podcast exchange offered a rare glimpse into the couple’s dynamic, with Earhardt’s deadpan delivery about their post-wedding finances drawing laughs from her co-hosts. Her second remark — that Hannity “would never let me” get cosmetic work — added another layer to the banter, though the tone remained playful throughout.
Hannity and Earhardt have largely kept their relationship private since it became public knowledge, making their joint statement after the wedding and her subsequent on-air comments notable exceptions to that pattern.