Fox News White House Correspondent Jacqui Heinrich expressed her pride and support for her husband, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, after he lost his congressional seat to Democratic challenger Bob Harvie. Fitzpatrick, who represented Bucks County, Pennsylvania, in Congress since 2016, was unseated by Harvie, with the Associated Press declaring Harvie the winner early Wednesday.
Heinrich, 37, took to Instagram to share an emotional message acknowledging Fitzpatrick's "decade of true service" and "quiet sacrifices." She wrote, "I could not be more proud of the man you are and all you have accomplished." She highlighted his deep care for his constituents, stating, "Your legacy is one of heart, courage and character - and nothing can take that away." Heinrich concluded her message with "Team Fitz forever. I choose you, every single time."
Fitzpatrick, 52, previously served as a special agent for the FBI and an assistant US attorney. He and Heinrich married in June 2026. The couple began dating in 2021, and their engagement was announced in July 2025 after Fitzpatrick proposed in Valensole, France. Heinrich described her husband to People as "the most principled, thoughtful and brilliant person I know," praising his problem-solving skills and his ability to bring her closer to God. The couple's wedding took place at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, followed by a reception on the Horizon's Edge Yacht.