US Representative Thomas Massie Has Remarried About 16 Months After Announcing His First Wife's Passing.
Rep. Thomas Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, has tied the knot with Carolyn Grace Moffa, his new bride who has never been married before. The conservative lawmaker posted about his second marriage on X, revealing that he wedded Moffa in a Christian ceremony in Pennsylvania last weekend.
Massie described Moffa as someone he's known for over a decade and said she met his late first wife on their Kentucky farm. Massie expressed his fondness for the new bride stating "Carolyn has not previously been married," adding that he, who was married to Rhonda for 31 years before her passing in June 2024, would share a home with Moffa at their rural farm when they are not in Washington D.C.
Massie's announcement comes roughly 16 months after announcing the death of "the love of my life" - his first wife. Critics called Massie's second marriage timing 'weird' while some users wished him and Moffa well on social media platforms.
The wedding festivities were attended by prominent Republican lawmakers including Rand Paul, Marjorie Taylor Greene from Georgia, Jim Jordan of Ohio and friends and family alike.
Rep. Thomas Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, has tied the knot with Carolyn Grace Moffa, his new bride who has never been married before. The conservative lawmaker posted about his second marriage on X, revealing that he wedded Moffa in a Christian ceremony in Pennsylvania last weekend.
Massie described Moffa as someone he's known for over a decade and said she met his late first wife on their Kentucky farm. Massie expressed his fondness for the new bride stating "Carolyn has not previously been married," adding that he, who was married to Rhonda for 31 years before her passing in June 2024, would share a home with Moffa at their rural farm when they are not in Washington D.C.
Massie's announcement comes roughly 16 months after announcing the death of "the love of my life" - his first wife. Critics called Massie's second marriage timing 'weird' while some users wished him and Moffa well on social media platforms.
The wedding festivities were attended by prominent Republican lawmakers including Rand Paul, Marjorie Taylor Greene from Georgia, Jim Jordan of Ohio and friends and family alike.
he's been open about his grief & now it seems he's found love again which is beautiful but also kinda weird considering the timing 
and if he wants to share that life with carolyn, then that's what matters most 
16 months after his first wife's passing is a bit weird considering the timeline tho... but hey, to each their own 
. did u know that Rep. Massie has been married for 31 years before his late wife Rhonda passed away? 
that's like, almost a whole decade of marriage 
. btw, have u seen his X post about his new bride Carolyn? 
apparently they met on their farm in Kentucky and he's really happy to be sharing his home with her 
. rand paul and marjorie taylor greene were there at the wedding tho... 
. stats show 71% of americans support same-sex marriage, but i wonder how this'll affect his constituents? 
... I mean, I think it's kinda sweet that Rep. Massie found love again after losing his first wife 
. 31 years is a long time to be married, you know? He's lucky to have found Carolyn, who's been around for over a decade already 
. I don't know if the timing is weird or not, but it's clear he's happy and that's all that matters 
I'm rooting for these two to have an amazing life together! 
. Rand Paul & the gang showing up at the wedding is pretty cool tho 
. Some people might see it as a power play or a way to maintain a public image, but honestly, who are we to judge? Maybe Massie just found someone special and wants to share that joy with the world 
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, especially after such a difficult time. But on the other hand, I'm curious - how does he plan to navigate his new role as a husband while still being a rep? Will it create any conflicts of interest or distractions from his work duties? 
Only time will tell 
[Image of a person with an "UPDATE" stamp over their face] 16 months after the wife is gone? 
[GIF of a man holding a wedding ring and then suddenly remembering his late wife]
. And wow, his farm sounds like a peaceful place - maybe that's where the real love story begins 
feels kinda hasty to me. But hey, to each their own, right? Can't say I blame him if this is what makes him happy. The wedding pics do look lovely tho! 
Still, it's not like it's anyone else's business, right?