The billionaire media tycoon, with an estimated net worth of $17 billion, recently made headlines by announcing his engagement to Ann.

This revelation comes merely six months after their initial meeting and less than a year since his divorce from his fourth wife, Jerry Hall.

The proposal took place on St. Patrick’s Day in New York, where Rupert Murdoch presented Ann with a stunning solitaire ring featuring a personally selected Asscher-cut diamond.

Despite initial nervousness and apprehensions about strong emotions, Murdoch is convinced that Ann is his last love, and the two share a profound understanding of each other. Their wedding is scheduled to be a celebratory event marking the end of the summer.

Ann, a former police chaplain and the widow of country music star Chester Smith, expresses her relationship with Rupert as a “gift from God.”

Their shared beliefs and language contribute to the depth of their connection, and she reveals that she had been patiently waiting for the right moment to embark on another engagement. Her friends, learning of this news, are genuinely happy for her newfound happiness.

Rupert Murdoch, a man with a family history that includes six children from previous marriages—daughters Prudence Macleod, Elizabeth, and Grace, as well as sons Lachlan, James, and Chloe—brings a rich tapestry of experiences to this new chapter.

In contrast, Ann has been married twice before, including to country music star Chester Smith and attorney John B. Huntington.

Unfortunately, her past marriages were marred by allegations of physical and moral abuse and heavy drinking. This new union, however, represents a fresh start and a source of joy for both Rupert and Ann as they embark on this journey together.