Marjorie Taylor Greene Marries Reporter Brian Glenn In Las Vegas Ceremony

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and conservative journalist Brian Glenn are officially married after tying the knot in a private ceremony in Las Vegas surrounded by family and close friends. The couple exchanged vows Tuesday evening at the Bellagio, marking the next chapter in a relationship that began several years ago.

Greene announced the marriage Wednesday morning in a post on social media, writing, “Last night, surrounded by our families, @brianglenntv and I said ‘I do,'” alongside several wedding photos featuring the Las Vegas Strip in the background. Clark County records show the couple obtained their marriage license several days before the ceremony.

The couple became engaged in December 2025 after dating for roughly three years. They first met at a President Trump campaign rally in 2022 while both were going through divorces from their previous spouses. Glenn later described Greene as having a “very gentle, almost angelic soul” away from the political spotlight, while Greene frequently praised Glenn for his unwavering support throughout their relationship.

Glenn is best known as a conservative journalist and former White House correspondent for Real America’s Voice. Over the past several years, he became a familiar face covering President Trump’s campaign and administration while also making frequent television appearances discussing national politics.

According to reports, the newlyweds celebrated after the ceremony with dinner and time at the Bellagio casino before beginning their honeymoon. Both Greene and Glenn have children from their previous marriages, and friends described the wedding as an intimate family celebration rather than a large political event.

The marriage comes after a period of major change for Greene, who stepped away from Congress earlier this year after deciding not to continue her political career. Despite leaving elected office, she has remained active in conservative politics and continues to comment on national issues while supporting the America First movement. Glenn is also expected to remain active in conservative media following the wedding.