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Marjorie Taylor Greene and Brian Glenn Tie the Knot in Las Vegas

Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene Weds Conservative Journalist Brian Glenn in Dazzling Las Vegas Ceremony

Former Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene and conservative journalist Brian Glenn exchanged vows in a high-profile Las Vegas ceremony this week, marking a new personal chapter for the couple.

Well, isn't this a moment! Former firebrand Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has officially said 'I do,' exchanging vows with conservative journalist Brian Glenn in a rather glitzy Las Vegas ceremony this week. The couple chose Tuesday, July 28, 2026, to solidify their commitment, making headlines not for policy debates, but for their personal union.

The romantic affair unfolded amidst the iconic backdrop of Las Vegas, with the Bellagio Hotel serving as a fitting venue for their nuptials. Just days prior, on Friday, July 24, they had made things official in Clark County, Nevada, by applying for their marriage license. Las Vegas, ever the city of impromptu romance and grand gestures, certainly played its part beautifully for the occasion.

Their journey to the altar has been a relatively public one, at least in recent months. Brian Glenn, a familiar face in conservative media circles, popped the question last December, marking a sweet and much-anticipated conclusion to their evolving relationship.

Their paths first crossed back in 2022, a significant year for both, as it followed the finalization of their respective divorces. They quickly became a recognized duo within certain conservative spheres, often seen together at events and in media appearances.

Glenn, known for his work as a conservative journalist and a fervently pro-Donald Trump reporter, recently stepped away from his role at Real America's Voice in May. This departure, coming just two months before the wedding, signaled perhaps a shift in focus as he embarked on this new, personal chapter with Greene.

For Greene, this marriage marks yet another profound change in her life, coming just months after she concluded her controversial, yet undeniably impactful, tenure in Congress. She had announced her resignation from her Georgia seat back in November, with her final day in office being January 5 of this year. It seems a fitting time, doesn't it, to turn the page and embrace a more personal, perhaps quieter, life alongside her new husband.

As they begin this new life together, away from the immediate hurly-burly of Capitol Hill for one, and the daily grind of political reporting for the other, it'll certainly be interesting to see what future chapters unfold for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn.

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