A surprising announcement rippled through Washington this week: Brian Glenn, chief White House correspondent for Real America's Voice, and Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene are engaged to be married. The news broke with a simple, joyful post from Glenn, declaring “She said ‘yes’!” accompanied by a ring emoji and a beaming photo of the couple.
Greene enthusiastically echoed the sentiment, responding with a heartfelt “Happily ever after!!!” and a red heart. Her public declaration of love, tagging Glenn’s account, underscored the depth of their connection and the excitement surrounding their future together.
The announcement quickly drew congratulations from fellow Republican lawmakers. Representative Warren Davidson of Ohio offered his well wishes, while Representative Tim Burchett of Tennessee playfully volunteered to officiate the ceremony, offering his services free of charge in his home state.
This personal milestone arrives at a pivotal moment for Greene, who recently announced her resignation from the House of Representatives. The decision followed critical comments from former President Donald Trump, who publicly questioned her political future and hinted at supporting a primary challenger.
Elected to Congress in 2021, Greene’s departure will conclude her third term on January 5th. While her political chapter is closing, a new, deeply personal one is just beginning, marked by this unexpected and joyful engagement.
