Sean Hannity’s fiancée Ainsley Earhardt sparks debate with divisive choice – Is this too much for a Fox personality?
Sean Hannity’s glamorous fiancée has been cruelly mocked by a fashion writer for wearing outfits with so-called unflattering blazers that ‘don’t do her justice.’
In a bizarre write up by celebrity gossip magazine Nicki Swift, Ainsley Earhardt was urged to ditch the jackets and blazers in favor of a more youthful look.
The 48-year-old Fox & Friends host, who recently announced her engagement to Hannity, has long been praised for her fashion sense, with outfits worn on her show often sold out online afterwards.
The article initially claims Earhardt ‘often stuns in tailored dresses and skirts that either showcase her toned arms and/or killer legs.’
But the piece goes on the describe her as ‘a big fan of jackets – specifically those old-fashioned-looking blazers that, unfortunately, don’t do her justice.’
‘Her 2025 interview with First Lady Melania Trump saw Earhardt don a baby pink blazer, which she wore with white pants and nude pumps. While the ensemble was appropriate, it didn’t flatter Earhardt as the blazer seemed to age her slightly,’ it said.
‘Trump, on the other hand, looked gorge in her black skirt suit and matching heels.’
Earhardt rarely has a hair out of place, but the article still went on to complain that she chose ‘tacky’ colors which ‘didn’t complement her skin tone’ while on air.
She looked glamorous last month at President Trump’s inauguration ball, dazzling in a floor length red gown alongside her new fiance.
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Sean Hannity’s glamorous fiancée has been cruelly mocked for her choice to often pair her outfits with jackets. The article singled out the outfit she chose to wear to interview Melania Trump (pictured)
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She looked glamorous last month at President Trump’s inauguration ball, dazzling in a floor length red gown alongside her new fiance
Earhardt and Hannity got engaged over the Christmas period, and are ‘committed to the long haul’ even as Hannity moves from New York to Florida.
The pair, who have been dubbed The First Couple of Fox, gushed that they ‘couldn’t be happier’ when they announced their engagement on December 27.
A Fox insider said the network is keen to keep its top talent happy, hinting that the way could be open for Earhardt to work from Florida on occasion to be near her man – and added that Hannity would still be regularly visiting New York regularly.
One source close to the couple told DailyMail.com: ‘They had only seen each other on weekends given Ainsley lives in the city and Sean was on Long Island, so the only difference now is that they will be traveling by plane instead of a car back and forth to Long Island.’
Hannity cited the Republican leadership, lower taxes, warmer weather, and the political troubles of New York as his reasons for making the leap.
‘It’s obvious – this migration out of the deep blue states with high taxes, burdensome regulation, high crime, horrible school districts, is real,’ he said.
Speaking about Hannity on air, Earhardt said: ‘I respect him so much. I look up to him he’s been there for all of us in our careers.
‘We all love and adore him, and then we fell in love a few years ago, and it’s been a wonderful ride. I’m so grateful.’
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In a bizarre write up by celebrity gossip magazine Nicki Swift , Ainsley Earhardt was urged to ditch the jackets and blazers in favor of a more youthful look
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The TV anchor plans to continue living in New York with her daughter, while her partner will continue to reside in Florida – after he ditched the Big Apple last year
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Hannity and Earhardt are known for their unwavering support of Trump and are among Fox’s most high-profile television personalities
DailyMail.com revealed Hannity’s relationship with Earhardt in April last year, publishing photographs of the couple with her seven-year-old daughter visiting the Colony Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida.
Snaps leaked to DailyMail.com also included them arm-in-arm over breakfast at a Waffle House in South Carolina in January 2023 and cozying up over corn in the cob at an Oyster festival on Long Island in Fall 2022.
