One New York City restaurant needs to keep an eye out for conservative Fox News host Sean Hannity, 63.
The media figure disclosed during a recent broadcast of his eponymous Fox News Network program that he departed the Big Apple after being compelled to leave due to the hostile reception he faced while dining at a local NYC establishment. “It’s not going to impact my life, because I left New York,” Sean stated while discussing the possibility of Zohran Mamdani potentially winning New York‘s mayoral race.
“You know why I left New York? High taxes, quality of life, crime,” Sean explained. “I had a hard time going to a restaurant in New York City because people would stare at me and hated me.”
He added, “They had daggers in their eyes.”
Sean successfully avoided the awkward situation without incident, seeking sanctuary in Florida.
“You know what? I’m loved down here in Florida,” Sean declared. “Now, I don’t know why New Yorkers are so intolerant, but that was my life in New York. So, I left. It’s one of those decisions I made!”.
While Sean is thriving in Florida, his fiancée, Ainsley Earhardt, favors New York. The television power duo, who became engaged in December, revealed that even after their wedding, they don’t intend to alter their living situations.
At present, the couple maintains nearly a three-hour flight distance between them, with Ainsley living in New York City and Sean based in Florida. In a recent interview with the Daily Mail, Ainsley confessed, “It’s not conventional. We live on opposite ends of the East Coast, but when you love someone, you make it work.”
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Despite the challenging climate for media hosts in today’s polarized political landscape, Sean continues to make audacious statements.
Earlier this Wednesday, the White House released a statement to Entertainment Weekly, lambasting The View co-host Ana Navarro for her criticism of “Latino Trumpers” who voted for President Donald Trump amidst ongoing ICE deportations and raids on immigrants.
“Just when you think Ana Navarro can’t get any dumber, she proves you wrong,” read the statement from White House representative Abigail Jackson, sent to EW.
She went on to assert, “Democrat party approval is at record lows because, instead of accepting that their party is wrong and out of touch with Americans of all backgrounds, they have surrogates like Ana attacking anyone who dares disagree with her.”
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