Buckle up, folks—Marjorie Taylor Greene, the firebrand conservative from Georgia, just dropped a personal bombshell with her engagement to a Trump-admiring White House reporter.
According to the New York Post, Greene, an outgoing representative, revealed her betrothal to Brian Glenn, chief White House correspondent for Real America’s Voice, mere weeks before her planned resignation from Congress on Jan. 5, 2026, amid a stormy fallout with President Trump.
The couple’s relationship isn’t exactly fresh news—they’ve been publicly dating since at least 2023. Their bond, initially forged over shared admiration for Trump, has now culminated in a dazzling diamond ring, showcased after a fancy dinner where Glenn presumably popped the question.
Greene’s personal life hasn’t been without its chapters; she finalized a divorce from her ex-husband, Perry, in 2022. Now, with Glenn by her side, she’s embarking on a new journey, both romantically and geographically, as she plans a full-time return to Georgia.
But let’s not ignore the political elephant in the room—Greene’s exit from Congress follows a very public spat with President Trump. Last month, she openly criticized him, claiming his priorities weren’t aligned enough with America’s needs, a bold move for someone once seen as a staunch ally.
Her push to release all Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein didn’t sit well with Trump either, further straining their relationship. When Trump fired back, labeling her a “traitor” after months of her critiques, it seemed the final straw before her resignation announcement.
Greene’s decision to step down isn’t just personal—it’s a hit to the GOP’s already slim House majority. With her early retirement, Republicans will find it tougher to push through key legislation on party lines, a reality that’s got many conservatives grumbling about the timing.
Yet, amid this political tempest, Greene’s personal life shines as a counterpoint. “Happily ever after!!!” she exclaimed on social media, a rare burst of joy from a figure often embroiled in controversy (Greene, via X).
Glenn, for his part, has navigated this tricky terrain with a certain finesse, balancing his admiration for Trump with loyalty to his fiancée. He’s known for tossing softball questions to Trump at White House events, yet he’s made it clear where his heart lies during Greene’s feud with the president.
“I’m like the little divorced kid in the middle,” Glenn quipped to the Washington Post, humorously acknowledging the tightrope he walks between Greene and Trump. Still, his choice is clear—he’s sticking with his future bride.
Trump, interestingly, hasn’t let this drama sour his view of Glenn. During a recent Oval Office event, the president offered warm words, signaling that his beef with Greene doesn’t extend to her fiancé.
Glenn’s commitment to Greene goes beyond words—he’s uprooting his life to join her in Georgia. He’s made it plain he’s not interested in constant travel, and his employer is accommodating by setting up a studio near his new home for continued reporting.
This move signals a new chapter for the couple, one where personal life takes precedence over the D.C. grind. For conservatives watching, it’s a bittersweet moment—losing a fighter like Greene in Congress stings, even if her recent Trump critiques raised eyebrows.
Still, as the progressive agenda continues to push against traditional values, Greene’s exit reminds us that even the fiercest warriors need a personal anchor. Her engagement to Glenn, a man who shares her ideological roots, offers a glimpse of stability in turbulent times, and perhaps a hint that she’s not done fighting—just changing the battlefield.