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Former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene shared photos of her wedding with journalist Brian Glenn in Las Vegas in a Wednesday morning X post.
"Last night, surrounded by our families, @brianglenntv and I said 'I do,'" the Georgia Republican wrote alongside the photos.
The couple was wed at the Bellagio Hotel, TMZ reported. The photos show Greene in a white wedding dress with lace cap sleeves and Glenn in a tuxedo outside on the Terrazza di Sogno balcony of the famous hotel.
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Greene and Glenn applied for a marriage license with the Clark County Clerk’s Office on July 24, according to records reviewed by Newsweek.
The nuptials cap a politically turbulent year for Greene, who resigned from Congress in January after a public falling out with President Donald Trump.
Who Is Brian Glenn?
Glenn is a conservative journalist and longtime supporter of Trump who worked as a White House correspondent for the media outlet Real America's Voice. He became widely known in political circles through his coverage of Trump events and MAGA politics. He retired from the outlet in May, saying: "it's time to leave the gloves in the ring and walk away."
Glenn is a Texas native who grew up near the Louisiana border. He attended Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, according to his LinkedIn page.
Ahead of the wedding, Glenn posted a photo on X of the couple kissing, writing, “The clock is ticking,” and tagging Greene.
Timeline of Greene and Glenn's Relationship
Glenn said he first saw Greene at a Trump rally in 2022, describing her to The Washington Post as "mystical—like a unicorn or something like that."
They were going through divorces from their respective spouses around the same time. Greene and her ex-husband, Perry Greene, were married for 27 years and filed for divorce in late 2022.
Glenn and Greene began publicly dating in 2023. The couple announced their engagement in December 2025, posting a photo of Greene showing off her ring during a dinner date, with the caption “She said ‘yes’.”
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What We Know About The Wedding
The photos show the newlyweds at the private Terrazza di Sogno terrace at the Bellagio. The terrace can accommodate up to 40 guests, with capacity for 24 to sit, according to the hotel's website.
Greene said in the X post that the couple was surrounded by family. While it is not clear who attended the ceremony, Greene has three children, and Glenn has one son, a 20-year-old named Kaden, People reported.
Greene walked down the aisle to the song "Ordinary" by Alex Warren, according to TMZ; "Perfect" by Ed Sheeran and "Fly Me To The Moon" by Frank Sinatra also played during the ceremony.
The couple reportedly played casino games like craps, roulette, and slots during their time in Las Vegas, TMZ said.
Influencer Accusations
Shortly after the wedding, Greene posted a clip advertising an emergency medical kit, prompting some on social media to accuse her of becoming an influencer.
"Just got home from getting married in Las Vegas. One thing that always travels with me is my All Family Pharmacy bag. It's a must have whether I’m on the road or at home," she wrote on X.
In an accompanying video, Greene said she took the kit to Las Vegas and used a plaster from it when she had a blister on her foot from her wedding shoes.
Social media user Brian Canfield responded on X: "OMG. Now you are a salesperson 'influencer' just like the rest of the half ass influencers that care more about money than America."
Vic Ferrari added: "Just got home from getting married then time to sell something, fascinating."
Another user wrote: "Infomercials? Oh Margie. How far we have fallen."
Contact Newsweek editors on this story: Sam Wilson.
Update 07/31/26 06.30 a.m. ET: This article was updated with additional information.
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