Marjorie Taylor Greene and Brian Glenn are officially married.
TMZ reported that the former Georgia congresswoman, 52, exchanged vows with her fiancé, 57, in Las Vegas on Tuesday, July 28.
The couple, who reportedly applied for a marriage license four days prior, were photographed wearing a wedding gown and a tuxedo as they stopped by a casino to play craps shortly after their nuptials.
The outlet also reported that Greene and Glenn had a cameraman with them and filmed their big day.
This marks the second wedding for both Greene and Glenn. They were both married when they met in 2022 at a rally for President Donald Trump.
After Marjorie’s ex-husband, Perry Greene, filed for divorce and Brian ended his marriage to Kerry Michelle Glenn, the pair began dating.
Marjorie broke her silence about the relationship in an April 2023 interview with Semafor. She praised Brian for helping her with his expertise as a reporter, saying, “He’s from the industry, so he is a great resource.”
She continued: “He’s explained a lot, like how things work and, yeah, it’s great.”
Brian, for his part, told The Washington Post in 2025 that they bonded over exercise, rock bands and conservative politics. They got engaged in December 2025, with Marjorie writing via X, “Happily Ever After.”
Before they announced their engagement, Brian told The Washington Post that a proposal was going to happen soon.
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“I see that in the future for sure,” he teased before gushing over his girlfriend. “People don’t see the side of Marjorie that I do. When you take her out of politics, she’s sweet. She’s sweet!”
Brian previously worked at Real America’s Voice as a White House correspondent, but he announced he was stepping back from his role to spend more time with Marjorie in Georgia.
“Well, I gotta go with ‘Mom’ here,” he told the newspaper at the time. “I’m not doing this fly-back-and-forth thing — not doing it, it’s not worth it.”
He continued: “I’ll do whatever content from there — either contribute to the network or do something else as well, another show or something.”
