Fox News stars Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt have announced their engagement, sharing the joyful news just days after Christmas. The couple, who have been dating since 2020, revealed that Hannity proposed at their church, a location they described as “the perfect place” given their shared Christian faith.

“We are overjoyed and so thankful to our families for all of their love and support during this wonderful time in our lives,” Hannity and Earhardt said in a joint statement to Fox News.

The couple emphasized the importance of involving their families in the milestone. Both received the blessing of their children, who they said “couldn’t be happier” about the engagement. Hannity has two children, and Earhardt has a daughter, all from their previous marriages.

“We actually made them aware this was happening ahead of time,” the couple added, noting that their ex-spouses have also been supportive.

Hannity and Earhardt further marked the special occasion by meeting with their minister to pray together, a step that underscores the role their faith plays in their relationship.

Hannity, 62, and Earhardt, 48, bonded over their strong Christian beliefs, which have remained a cornerstone of their relationship. Despite busy careers and living in separate states—Hannity in Florida and Earhardt in New York—the couple has prioritized their time together through weekend visits and other meaningful gestures.

Their relationship, while largely private, came to public attention in 2020. Since then, the pair have maintained a low profile, focusing on their connection and shared values rather than courting the spotlight.

Hannity and Earhardt’s engagement adds a personal highlight to their already impressive professional lives. Hannity, a veteran of Fox News since its inception in 1996, is the longest-running cable news host in history. His self-titled program has been a ratings juggernaut for 15 consecutive years, and his syndicated radio show reaches millions of listeners across 750 stations nationwide.

Earhardt has been a staple at Fox News since 2007, rising to prominence as a co-host of Fox & Friends, a role she has held since 2016. Her warmth and engaging style have made her a favorite among viewers.

As Hannity and Earhardt step into this new chapter, their focus remains on their faith and their families. The couple expressed gratitude for the support of loved ones and asked for continued prayers as they prepare for marriage.