Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., is engaged to marry his girlfriend Mindy Noce after proposing to her in Kiawah Island, South Carolina Saturday night.
Scott, 58, confirmed his engagement throughout an look on Sunday Night in America with Trey Gowdy. Scott known as his engagement the second most necessary choice behind changing into a Christian.
“Going to the beach and getting on one knee, and asking Mindy to marry me was so much more important than anything else, and I wanted to make sure that that sacred day would not be disturbed by anything political,” Scott instructed Gowdy, talking on his discussions with former President Donald Trump for an endorsement.
As a presidential candidate within the 2024 race, Scott launched Noce throughout a debate again in November. They reportedly met at church roughly a 12 months in the past and bonded over Bible research.
Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) speaks as Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump appears on throughout a marketing campaign rally on the Grappone Conference Middle on January 19, 2024, in Harmony, New Hampshire. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Pictures)
Scott’s engagement got here after his endorsement of Donald Trump within the 2024 presidential election. Scott, who ended his personal White Home bid in November, grew to become the third former Republican presidential candidate previously week to endorse the previous president for an additional time period.
Later Sunday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis dropped his bid for the White Home and endorsed Trump for president.
“We need a president who understands the American people are sick and tired of being sick and tired, we need,” Scott stated as the group responded: “Donald Trump.”
Scott later instructed Fox Information that “it’s time for us to unite our party so that we make sure that the only target we’re talking about is firing Joe Biden.”
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“Our country can’t take four more years. I’m not sure we could take ten more months,” he stated. “The best way for us to get rid of Joe Biden as our president is to unite our party now behind Donald Trump.”
