Ainsley Earhardt is treating newlywed life with a punchline — and a firm no to the idea that marriage suddenly bankrolls a celebrity glow-up.
Appearing Thursday on Fox News’ The Girls podcast alongside Kat Timpf, Melissa DeRosa and Kayce Smith, Earhardt was pulled into a conversation about the pressure on women in the public eye to “stay looking young.” Co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy noted that the kind of work associated with a Kris Jenner-level polish can be “really expensive,” then floated the idea that Earhardt — now married to multi-millionaire Fox News host Sean Hannity — might finally be able to afford “great work.”
Earhardt, 50, shut the suggestion down with a laugh and a two-part disclaimer.
“No, we have no more money after the wedding, first of all,” she quipped, according to Page Six. “And he would never let me.”
The joke lands because the wedding itself was anything but low-key. Earhardt and Hannity, 64, married on Oct. 24 at the Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida — the same historic church where he proposed over Christmas in 2024. She wore an Oscar de la Renta gown; he opted for a white tuxedo jacket, black bow tie and black pants.
Their multi-day celebration stretched well beyond the ceremony. Guests gathered for a private reception at Palm Beach’s exclusive Everglades Club, and the couple hosted a pre-wedding party at Mar-a-Lago attended by President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump. Other recognizable faces across the festivities included Eric and Lara Trump plus a deep bench of Fox News colleagues.
Hannity later told the New York Post that they “chose to host a party at Mar-a-Lago” and “paid fair market value for the venue,” while saying they were “grateful” the president and first lady could celebrate with family and friends. He has described a personal relationship with Trump spanning more than 30 years.
The pair’s path to the altar was long in workplace years and shorter as a couple. Hannity joined Fox News in 1996; Earhardt arrived in 2007. They did not begin dating until 2020. Hannity shares son Sean Patrick and daughter Merri with ex-wife Jill Rhodes; Earhardt shares daughter Hayden with ex-husband Will Proctor.
In the days after the wedding, Earhardt told Fox & Friends she will be “Mrs. Hannity” in her personal life and vowed to “love” and “serve” her husband “all the days of [her] life,” while keeping Ainsley Earhardt as her on-air name.
Against that backdrop, her podcast crack about being broke after the big weekend reads less like a finance disclosure and more like classic morning-show deflection — a way to wave off plastic-surgery talk without turning a light segment into a lecture. Whether or not the newlyweds are truly watching every dollar, Earhardt made one thing clear on air: a ring from Hannity does not equal a blank check for “Kris Jenner-type” procedures.
Source: Page Six
