Sean Hannity Divorced His Wife, Try Not to Gasp When You See His New Partner

Sean Hannity, a well-known conservative commentator in the media world, frequently shares his thoughts on public sentiment toward Congress and elected officials in the USA, gaining recognition for his strong opinions on various issues.

He was married to Jill Rhodes for over two decades before their separation in 2020, amid speculation about a potential relationship with fellow media personality Ainsley Earhardt. Born and raised in New York City, Sean initially considered becoming a priest but ultimately pursued a career in radio and television, attending New York University before launching his media career. He moved to Alabama for a radio job, where he met Jill Rhodes, and later joined Fox News, co-hosting the popular show “Hannity & Colmes” with Alan Colmes. Despite the attention on his personal life, including his long marriage to Rhodes, Sean Hannity remains a prominent media figure, known for his outspoken conservative viewpoints shared across his shows and books, continuing to engage a dedicated audience.

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