While Sean Hannity might be the most well-known host at Fox News,
his rumored current girlfriend is also a popular personality at the conservative network.
Ainsley Earhardt earned a journalism degree from the University of South Carolina in 1999.
After graduation, she took a job as a reporter at a local station in Columbia, South Carolina,
and was named the Best Personality of the Year by Columbia Metropolitan Magazine.
In 2005, Earhardt joined KENS-TV in San Antonio,
Texas before moving to New York in 2007 to join Fox News as a co-host at "Fox & Friends."
In addition to her work on "Fox & Friends," she also co-hosted "Fox and Friends Weekend," "Fox's
All-American New Year's Eve," and "America's News Headquarters," and frequently appears on "Hannity"
in a segment called "Ainsley Across America." She also co-authored two children's books,
which she penned for her daughter, Hayden, telling Tampa Bay Parenting -
"I wrote 'Take Heart, My Child' when I was pregnant with Hayden
and then 'Through Your Eyes' after she was born. They were inspired by my own childhood
teachings, which I wanted to pass on to my daughter and children all over the world.
They are filled with messages of love, hope and forgiveness."
Sean Hannity has reportedly been dating Earhardt since 2019. The couple started their relationship
after Hannity's 25-year marriage to Jill Rhodes came to an end. Earhardt has been married twice.
Hannity and Earhardt seemingly made their relationship public in 2020
when they showed up at a party together via helicopter. A source told Vanity Fair that
Earhardt hosted "Fox & Friends" from the basement of Hannity's Long Island mansion,
and she also uses his lawyer as her television agent. However,
neither have confirmed they are a couple as of this video, and Ainsley said in a statement -
"Right now I am focused on raising my daughter.
As anyone at Fox News will tell you, Sean is a wonderful person
and whomever he chooses to date will be extremely fortunate. I am not dating anyone."
Both of Ainsley Earhardt's marriages ended amid reports of infidelity. She wed her
college sweetheart Kevin McKinney in 2005 and they divorced in 2009 amid rumors that McKinney
was unfaithful. In 2012, Earhardt married Will Proctor, a former starting quarterback
for Clemson, and their daughter Hayden was born in 2015. Three years later, the couple
split after Proctor allegedly cheated with one of Earhardt's best friends, which he denied.
Despite two failed unions, the "Fox & Friends" host is open to marrying again,
saying to Distractify -
"I would love to find love again and I want to demonstrate a loving
relationship for Hayden one day. But I'm not sure when that will be. I know that God will
put the right man in my life if that's his will, and he'll do it in his time."
While Earhardt is enjoying a thriving career on Fox News, her biggest priority is her 5-year-old
daughter Hayden, whom she shares with Proctor. Although their split was allegedly due to his
infidelity, Earhardt explained to People that the two are focused on amicably co-parenting,
and even live near one another in New York City, saying -
"We're focusing on moving ahead and raising our daughter. We honestly wish
each other nothing but the best, and we will remain friends for the rest of our
lives because we share this precious, beautiful daughter together. She is our top priority."
"She is so fun, she has the best personality when I
walk in the door I can hear her little voice and I hear her say 'Mama!'"
Earhardt realizes how lucky she is to have a job that makes spending time with her daughter easier.
She works in the mornings, and then is with Hayden for the rest of the day.
She also hopes to have more children, revealing that she has even frozen
her eggs in case she decides to expand her family in the future, explaining -
"I had Hayden so late in my life, and I'm in my 40s,
so I would be open to that 1,000 percent. If I met someone who had a lot of kids,
that would be great. I just love children and I love being a mother, so I won't rule that out."
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