Fox host Ainsley Earhardt, 50, says husband Sean Hannity ‘won’t let her’ get plastic surgery as she admits to wanting an upper blepharoplasty

Fox News hosts Ainsley Earhardt and Sean Hannity tied the knot with a star-studded ceremony in Palm Beach, Florida last month.

And now Earhardt, 50, has revealed that she and Hannity, 64, have some strict rules in place for each other now that they are husband and wife. 

During an appearance on the Fox News podcast The Girls this week, Earhardt shared her aesthetic goals during a discussion about plastic surgery with Kat Timpf, Melissa DeRosa, Kayce Smith, Rachel Campos-Duffy. 

‘The thing is that the Kris Jenner-type [facelifts], those are really expensive,’ said Campos-Duffy, adding, ‘Maybe Ainsley now that she’s married to Hannity can afford that!’

Earhardt shot back, ‘No, we have no more money after the wedding, first of all!’

She then said that she wants to get an upper blepharoplasty, but that her husband ‘won’t let me’.

Earhardt also admitted that a neighbour had chastised her for letting ‘a man’ tell her ‘what to do’ when it comes to her appearance. 

She then joked, ‘The deal is, if I get this [surgery], he gets a motorcycle. Well, I don’t want him to have a motorcycle!’

Earhardt went one step further by admitting that she also wants to get her ‘stomach done’ to get rid of wrinkles after having her daughter, Hayden, via c-section in 2015.

‘But I can’t take that much time off work,’ she added, referring to the two-week recovery process.  

Earhardt and Hannity said ‘I do’ at the storied Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida last month, after a near-two-year engagement.

The glamorous Fox & Friends host walked down the aisle in a stunning Oscar de la Renta gown surrounded by family, friends and some of the biggest names in politics and entertainment.

The nuptials continued with a lavish reception at the nearby Everglades Club, an elite members-only haunt that guards its exclusivity so fiercely that patrons are barred from bringing cell phones onto the premises.

Guests included President Donald Trump’s then chief of staff Susie Wiles, Eric and Lara Trump, casino mogul Steve Wynn, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and country music icon Lee Greenwood, who all toasted the smitten couple with champagne and cocktails.

A huge Fox News contingent included Earhardt’s Fox & Friends co-hosts Steve Doocy, Lawrence Jones and Brian Kilmeade, plus Laura Ingraham, Bret Baier, newly-minted Fox News contributor Karoline Leavitt, CEO Suzanne Scott and network president and executive editor Jay Wallace.

The wedding weekend had kicked off one night earlier with a VIP party at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate attended by the President and First Lady Melania Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

‘My heart is overflowing with gratitude and joy,’ Earhardt said in a statement released via Fox News.

‘To celebrate this beautiful season of our lives surrounded by the people we love most is truly a dream come true,’ she continued.

‘God has blessed us in more ways than we could ever imagine, and I am so thankful that He brought Sean and me together.’

Hannity, a close ally of the President and leading conservative media figure, added: ‘Ainsley is an incredible person and I couldn’t be happier or more grateful that God brought us together.’

Hannity split from his first wife Jill Rhodes, 64, with whom he shares children, Patrick, 27, and Merri, 25, in 2015.

Earhardt has an 11-year-old daughter Hayden from a previous marriage. 

‘Everyone is supportive of each other,’ the couple said in a joint statement as they announced their engagement in December 2024.

‘We are overjoyed and so thankful to our families for all of their love and support during this wonderful time in our lives.’

Hannity joined Fox when it launched in 1996 and his eponymous nightly show has made him one of the most influential figures in conservative media and the longest-running primetime cable news host in history.

Earhardt is one of the network’s most recognizable presenters on Fox & Friends, its top-rated morning program.