Ainsley Earhardt and Sean Hannity looked as loved up as ever as they posed for a sweet pic while attending Donald Trump’s inauguration.
Sean and Ainsley pictured at the FOX Nation’s 2024 Patriot Awards (Image: Getty)
Love is in the air between Ainsley Earhardt and Sean Hannity!
The Fox News stars were seen beaming eye to eye as they posed for a rare joint snap at Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday.
The sweet moment was shared via Ainsley’s Instagram account after she posted a carousel post showing a handful of moments from her weekend in Washington.
For the cover pic, Ainsley, 48, smiled beside her Fox & Friends co-star Lawrence B. Jones.
Ainsley looked sensational in an off-the-shoulder red fitted dress that hugged her in all the right places, while Lawrence looked dapper in a navy suit and tie.
Ainsley Earhardt and Sean Hannity pictured together at the inauguration (Image: Instagram/aearhardt)
She styled her blonde locks into an elegant updo and opted for a full glam makeup look that included a soft brown smokey eye, blushed cheeks, and glossy red lips.
The next picture showed Ainsley proudly posing next to her fiancee and Fox News co-star Sean Hannity, 63, who popped the question to his special lady over Christmas.
Sean looked in high spirits, donning a navy tuxedo, crisp white button-up shirt, and bow tie, as he tenderly placed his hand around Ainsley’s waist while they smiled for the camera.
Ainsley shared several other pictures from the weekend with her nearest and deared as well as a video of Donald and Melania Trump’s slow dance at the inauguration ball.
“What a wonderful few days in DC with some of my favorite people. Such a beautiful day for our country and to be an American #inauguration2025,” Ainsley gushed in the caption.
The new snap of the pair comes after the Fox & Friends star opened up on her and Sean’s long-distance relationship.
Ainsley explained that she plans to continue living in New York with her daughter – while her future husband, will continue to reside in Florida after he swapped it for the Big Apple last year.
The TV anchor insisted they work to make time for each other and “don’t miss a weekend” without being together.
