A new chapter is unfolding for Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. She’s engaged to marry Brian Glenn, the chief White House correspondent for a right-wing media outlet, marking a significant turn in both their personal lives.
The announcement came Monday, shared by Glenn on social media with a radiant photo taken at a Washington, D.C. steakhouse. The image showcased Greene’s sparkling new engagement ring, accompanied by a simple, joyful message: “She said ‘yes’.”
Greene quickly echoed the sentiment, reposting the photo with an enthusiastic declaration of “Happily ever after!!!” and a heartfelt message to her future husband. The relationship has blossomed since Greene’s divorce from her husband of 27 years, Perry, finalized in 2022.
Glenn, who also went through a divorce in 2022, described the engagement as a long-anticipated step. He expressed excitement for the future they will build together, hinting at conversations about marriage that have been ongoing for some time.
Those who know Glenn personally describe a side of Greene often unseen by the public. He revealed that outside the political arena, she possesses a gentle and endearing nature, a contrast to the often-fiery persona she projects in Congress.
The timing of this engagement coincides with Greene’s upcoming departure from Congress. She announced her resignation from representing Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, effective January 5th, signaling a return to her home state.
Glenn’s career is also undergoing a shift. He intends to step down from his role as a White House correspondent when Greene leaves Congress, suggesting a commitment to prioritizing their life together.
This news arrives amidst recent political developments, including Greene’s persistent advocacy for the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files – a cause that ultimately saw success with a signed order from former President Trump for their public release.
