Sean Hannity gives rare insight into romance with fiancée Ainsley Earhardt

Sean Hannity gushed over his relationship with fiancée Ainsley Earhardt on the March 3 episode of “The Katie Miller Podcast.”

“When you find the right person that is completely supportive of all that I do, and we have the exact same values, and we love to do the same stuff,” Hannity said in rare comments about the couple’s romance.

“We’re not really into big social scene stuff,” he continued. “We like family dinners, we like to be with our kids and just have downtime, just have fun and just be with each other.”

Hannity, 64, compared spending time with Earhardt, 49, to being “on vacation.”

“It just takes me out of my work mode,” he shared.

The Fox News hosts started dating in 2020 and got engaged over the Christmas holiday in 2024.

While Hannity lives in Florida and Earhardt resides in New York, they’ve prioritized seeing each other since the beginning of their relationship.

“We never missed a weekend since we started dating,” Hannity said on the podcast.

He further explained that the conservative commentators are “very supportive” of each other’s careers.

“She’s great at Fox and Friends. She’s supportive. She loves the fact that I have radio, TV and now a podcast, otherwise I’d be driving her crazy,” he joked.

Later in the podcast, Hannity said he wasn’t “nervous” about combining their families.

“I have a very good relationship with my children and I was just honest with them,” he stated. “They’re very loving and supportive. I have two really great kids and she has a beautiful daughter.”

Hannity has two children, son Sean, 27, and daughter Merri, 25, from his marriage with ex-wife Jill Rhodes, and Earhardt shares 10-year-old daughter, Hayden, with ex-husband Will Proctor.

When asked about his proposal to Earhardt, Hannity said the moment was “as natural as us sitting here.”

“The only thing I had in the back of my head was, ‘What if she says no?’” he recalled. “She did not say no.”

Hannity and Earhardt got engaged at their church after forming a bond over their strong faith.

“We are overjoyed and so thankful to our families for all of their love and support during this wonderful time in our lives,” they told Fox News in December.

The couple also said their children “couldn’t be happier” about the news.