Marjorie Taylor Greene Marries Journalist Brian Glenn in Las Vegas
Marjorie Taylor Greene, the former Georgia congresswoman, has married Brian Glenn, a conservative journalist and Real America's Voice correspondent, in a Las Vegas wedding.
The couple tied the knot Tuesday at the Bellagio Hotel, with Clark County records confirming they applied for a marriage license on July 24. Photos showed the newlyweds strolling hand in hand through the hotel, with Greene in a wedding gown and Glenn in a tuxedo, before the pair headed to a craps table together, reportedly followed by a cameraman capturing the moment.
The wedding caps off a relationship that began in 2022, when Greene and Glenn met at a Trump rally while both were in the process of divorcing their previous spouses. Greene had been married to Perry Greene for nearly three decades before their 2022 divorce; the couple shares three children, Lauren, Derek and Taylor. Glenn was previously married to Kerry Michelle Glenn.
From Dating to Engagement
The couple went public with their relationship in 2023, and Greene later spoke candidly about how the romance developed through Glenn's work covering politics. "He's from the industry, so he is a great resource. He's explained a lot, like how things work, and yeah, it's great," Greene told Semafor in 2023. "So maybe I'm falling in love with the press."
Glenn proposed in December 2025, sharing a photo on X of Greene showing off her new ring during dinner at Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab in Washington, D.C. "She said 'yes,'" Glenn captioned the post. Greene responded on her own account, writing, "Happily ever after!!! I love you @brianglenntv!!!"
Ahead of the engagement, Glenn had told The Washington Post that a proposal was coming and offered a glimpse of Greene's life outside the political spotlight. "People don't see the side of Marjorie that I do," he said. "When you take her out of politics, she's sweet. She's sweet!"
A New Chapter After Congress
The wedding arrives several months after Greene announced her resignation from Congress, effective in January 2026, following a public falling out with President Donald Trump. Glenn, who serves as chief White House correspondent for the pro-Trump network Real America's Voice, had told The Washington Post prior to their engagement that he intended to leave his post covering the Trump administration to follow Greene to Georgia once she left office.
Representatives for the couple have not released additional details about the wedding or their future plans.
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