In a personal turn of events following a turbulent political season, Real America’s Voice chief White House correspondent Brian Glenn and outgoing Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene have officially announced their engagement. The news broke via social media, where the couple shared their excitement with followers and colleagues.
“She said ‘yes’,” Glenn posted on X, accompanied by a ring emoji and a photograph of himself with the congresswoman. Greene quickly confirmed the news by resharing the post with the caption, “Happily ever after!!!” She added a red heart emoji and an enthusiastic declaration of love for her new fiancé.
The announcement drew immediate reactions from Capitol Hill. Representative Warren Davidson, a Republican from Ohio, sent his congratulations to the pair online. Representative Tim Burchett of Tennessee also joined in the well-wishes, offering a lighthearted gesture by suggesting he could perform the wedding ceremony in his home state for free.
This milestone comes at a significant crossroads in Greene’s career. After serving in the House of Representatives since 2021, the Georgia lawmaker recently announced her resignation from office. Her decision followed a public rift with President Donald Trump, who criticized her on Truth Social and suggested he would support a primary challenger against her.
Greene is scheduled to officially step down on January 5, bringing an early end to her third term in Congress. As she prepares to transition out of her legislative role, this engagement marks the beginning of a new chapter in her private life.