Limbaugh to Wed Longtime Girlfriend

NewsMax ^ | Thursday, 27 May 2010 05:08 PM | © Newsmax. All rights reserved.

[Ancient Drive]

Radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh is set to marry his longtime girlfriend, Kathryn Rogers, next week in an intimate ceremony at his beachfront home in Palm Beach, Fla.

Limbaugh, 59, met 33-year-old Rogers, a direct descendant of Founding Father John Adams, in 2004 when she ran a golf tournament/charity fundraiser and Limbaugh was a celebrity guest, Jose Lambiet reports in his column in the Palm Beach Post.

At the time, Limbaugh was getting divorced from third wife Marta. That split was finalized later that year, and Limbaugh and Rogers were an item by the summer of 2007.

[Texas Songwriter]

...and she said, “MO MONEY! MO MONEY! MO MONEY!”

[grey_whiskers]

My wife picked up on that too; says that the soon-to-be Mrs. Limbaugh's eyes look too angry.

Cheers!

[skinkinthegrass]

I use to watch the Adam’s Family show.

LL!
that's the Addam’s Family Show. *snicker*

[Dr. Scarpetta]

Larry King and 7th wife with 26 year age difference now having marital problems.

[grey_whiskers]

Yeah, because King was banging his wife's sister.

Cheers!

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

To GQuagmire: The “Adams” in your family is “THE” “Adams Family”, and not the historical one. That is why you didn’t get an invitation to Rush’s wedding.

[Bronzy]

Will we see a baby in the future?

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Remember, Johnny Carson was married many times, usually to someone names Joanne, while Hugh Heffner has been married a couple times and coupled hundreds of times.

If I were W.C. Fields commenting on the question of being married several times, I/he would say:

“Marriage? I try it every ten years whether I want to or not.”

“Water, never touch the stuff”.

“Kids? With gravy and potatoes”

[TCH]

Here's your invitation...

[rlmorel]

Oh my gosh. Too strange.

I made a reference to Art Linkletter, completely out of the blue (I hadn’t thought about Art Linkletter in years) and I just saw the side bar that says he died tonight.

Now, it is possible I might have unconsciously seen his name as I scrolled by it, but I don’t think so. That is very coincidental.

[txrangerette]

He didn’t die tonight; he died a day or two ago.

[Balding_Eagle]

...fifty bucks says that they're in divorce court within three years and it will be *she* who filed.Are we on?

I'l take that bet, if you want to offer it to me.

[rlmorel]

Ah. Thanks. Even still, it was kind of weird.

[Yaelle]

Congrats, Rush!

How about some Rush babies? How cute would they be?? Plus, we need a Rush for our children's generation!

[Yaelle]

And the joy in his voice when he talks about them is clear. Rush has grown up. A child of his own would round this man out immensely.

I wish he would, too.

[gwilhelm56]

**Some people never learn.**

Naahhhh ... took me 3 tries to learn my lesson...

Now, about every 10 years, I find a woman I cannot Stand to be with, and buy her a House and a CAR .. and cut out all the Middlemen.

[Yaelle]

May-December couple walks in and my son asks very loudly “Is he her daddy?”

When I was in college and my Dad would come take me to dinner in L.A., we would get those same stares and comments! I was horrified, of course, and said "DAD, pass the bread" as soon as possible! Thinking back, I should have let my Dad enjoy the studliness rep a little longer! :)

[Darkwolf377]

Well, I guess Al Franken will have to modify his sentence in the book entitled : RUSH LIMBAUGH IS A BIG FAT IDIOT. He said : “I’m getting a little sick of cranky Republicans who can’t keep their own families together telling everybody else about family values. Quick. What do Newt Gingrich, Bob Dole, Phil Gramm, and George Will have in common? Answer. They’ve all been married only one less time than Rush Limbaugh.” The words “one less time” will now have to be changed to “two less times” if he ever updates his book. Only in the case of Newt Gingrich can the “one less time” be applicable.

I'm not sure which is more troubling--that on this occassion, THAT's what's on your mind, or that you know Al Franken's writing well enough to recall that passage. ;)

[GreenStreak]

Will we see a baby in the future?

Not from Rush.