Fox News anchors Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt are officially engaged after Hannity popped the question over Christmas at church.

The newly engaged couple gushed that they “couldn’t be happier” in an announcement on Fox News Channel on Thursday, taking their relationship to the next level, years after DailyMail.com revealed their romance.

“We are overjoyed and so grateful to our families for all their love and support during this wonderful time in our lives,” Earhardt and Hannity said.

The couple notified their ex-spouses ahead of the announcement, stating that “everyone supports each other.”

They kept details of the marriage proposal secret, except to say that he proposed at their “home church” and that it was the “perfect place” as they were connected by their deep faith and “respected God in their relationship.” put it first.”

Hannity, who turns 63 on Monday, lives in Florida while Earhardt, 48, remains in New York, but the couple has made their long-distance relationship work with weekend trips. This will remain the case for the foreseeable future.

“With mutual respect for each other’s careers, both Hannity and Earhardt have entered into long-term agreements to remain at Fox News Media, where Earhardt will continue to co-host ‘Fox & Friends’ from New York during the primetime Star continues to serve as host of his eponymous show “Hannity” from Florida,” the station said.

Rumors about the Fox News anchors’ romance had been swirling for years, but the two repeatedly refused to comment on the speculation until DailyMail.com broke the news of their relationship in 2023.

Hannity’s divorce from his wife Jill Rhodes, with whom he has two children, was first reported in 2020. They separated in 2015 but managed to keep it a secret.

Meanwhile, Earhardt and her second husband Will Proctor separated in 2018 and their divorce was finalized in 2019.

In Thursday’s announcement, the couple said they are “still on good terms” with their exes and that Earhardt and her ex-husband continue to raise their daughter amicably.

“We actually alerted them in advance that this was happening,” the couple explained.

DailyMail.com confirmed the couple’s budding romance in April 2023 with exclusive pictures of the pair arm in arm at a Waffle House in South Carolina and at an oyster festival on Long Island, New York.

“They started out as best friends and the relationship developed over time,” a source close to the couple told Us.

They then spent time as a blended family with Earhardt’s now nine-year-old daughter Hayden – the product of her marriage to former Clemson quarterback Proctor – giving them their full blessing.

And Hannity’s new $23.5 million home, an eight-bed, 10.5-bath Spanish-style home on a barrier island off Palm Beach, Florida, will be a perfect place for the family.

Set on nearly two acres, it features a shimmering evening pool, a dock, a balcony and a roof-level viewing terrace.

It also features a bar, wine room, elevator and fireplace.

Hannity announced earlier this year that he would be broadcasting his radio show “The Sean Hannity Show” from his new home in the Sunshine State, which attracted him because of the conservative political climate.

“We are now beginning the first broadcast of my new home, in the Free State of Florida,” he said in January 2024.

“I’m out.” I’m done. I’m done. New York, New York, goodbye. Florida, Florida, if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. But it’s great to be here.”

Earhardt is a regular visitor but must maintain a base in New York, where “Fox & Friends” is filmed.

A source close to the couple told DailyMail.com: “They had only seen each other on weekends as Ainsley lived in town and Sean was on Long Island.”

“The only difference now is that they travel to Long Island by plane instead of by car.”

Earhardt was married twice. She tied the knot with Kevin McKinnon in 2005, but it was over in 2009. She married Proctor three years later, but when she suddenly stopped mentioning him on Fox & Friends in 2019, it was clear that relationship was over.

Hannity and Rhodes, who were married for 29 years, have two children, Patrick, now 26, and Merri, 23.