Former Lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene Gets Married In Las Vegas

Former Georgia lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene has gotten married.

On Tuesday, Marjorie Taylor Greene and her fiancé Brian Glenn, who previously worked at RSBN as a reporter, tied the knot.

The two got married in Las Vegas in what appears to be a small ceremony.

TMZ had the full scoop:

Marjorie Taylor Greene is now officially off the market … because she just got hitched to her fiancé Brian Glenn in Las Vegas!

That’s right … the former Georgia congresswoman tied the knot with Glenn in Sin City on Tuesday — and we got photos of the newlyweds wearing their wedding gown and tux.

We’re told a cameraman was following them and filming their every move. Our sources say a bunch of kids were also tagging along with the lovebirds and watching Marjorie play craps for about 10 minutes before the group left.

Clark County online records confirm that Marjorie and Brian applied for a marriage license on July 24, 2026. In December 2025, Marjorie and Brian got engaged, with Marjorie writing on X, “Happily Ever After.”

New: Marjorie Taylor Greene married Brian Glenn Tuesday night in Las Vegas.

The former congresswoman was seen celebrating at a craps table inside the Bellagio Hotel following the ceremony.https://t.co/divN3J6Tlt

— Jacob Wasserman (@jacob_wass) July 29, 2026

In the last year, Marjorie Taylor Greene has distanced herself from President Trump.

Since leaving office Greene has on multiple occasions called out Trump for his handling of the Epstein files and for the conflict in Iran.

Here was Greene on Stephen A Smith’s podcast:

Marjorie Taylor Greene says she now strongly suspects that President Trump is in the unreleased Epstein files in compromising and disturbing material.

"Given his behavior and how hard he's fought to stop the files."

"I think one could come to that conclusion." pic.twitter.com/4Svtw1rC9T

— Tironianae 🍊🍊 Z. – Ultra Verbum Vincet (@Tironianae) July 28, 2026

AP reported more on Greene and Trump’s feud:

When President Donald Trump addressed Congress earlier this year, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene was there holding an American flag and wearing a red baseball cap that said “Trump was right about everything.”

After the speech, he gave her a kiss and she beamed. Trump was back in power and Greene was positioned to be one of his most ardent political foot soldiers with Republicans controlling all levers of power in Washington.

Their alliance didn’t last the year. Now it has fractured in an explosive feud that could foreshadow more rifts within Trump’s “Make America Great Again” movement before next year’s midterm elections.

In recent weeks, Greene has escalated her criticism of Trump’s focus on foreign policy over what she has said should be an agenda that concentrates on Americans, as well as his reluctance to release more documents involving the Jeffrey Epstein case. On Friday, the Republican president said he would support a primary challenge against the Georgia congresswoman.

“All I see ‘Wacky’ Marjorie do is COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN, COMPLAIN!” Trump wrote on his social media platform as his motorcade whisked him from Air Force One to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida.

On Saturday, Trump tested out a new nickname for her, calling her “Marjorie Taylor Brown” because “Green grass turns Brown when it begins to ROT!”

Trump has successfully stamped out other challenges to his power over the years, but Greene is not backing down. She even suggested that she, not Trump, may be the true champion of the “America First” agenda.

“I believe in the American people more than I believe in any leader or political party and the American people deserve so much better than how they have been treated by both sides of the aisle,” she wrote in her own post Saturday.

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She also said she is worried about her safety because “threats against me are being fueled and egged on by the most powerful man in the world.”