Sean Hannity is a familiar face to many as one of the most influential people on television. Hosting his own show, Hannity, on Fox News, he has become a multimillionaire through his work in the media. But while we are familiar with his professional accomplishments, not much is known about his private life.

Hannity’s journey in the media world began at a young age, delivering papers as a paperboy. It may not have been the most glamorous job, but it was the start of his career. It took many years of hard work before he entered the media business, but now, he is a household name.

Born in New York City in 1961, Hannity grew up in the Long Island suburb of Franklin Square. His parents were Irish immigrants, and both worked in the justice system. As a young child, he attended Catholic school and started his first job in media at the age of 8, delivering newspapers.

After high school, Hannity worked at various restaurants to save money for college. He attended Adelphi University before switching to New York University and the University of California Santa Barbara. However, he never graduated, and instead, he turned to work in the construction industry.

Sean Hannity
But Hannity’s passion for radio brought him back to the media. He hosted his first radio talk show in 1989 and faced controversy early on. After making a controversial remark about a lesbian mother, he was taken off the air. Undeterred, he moved to Alabama and continued his career at conservative radio stations.

Finding his voice was not easy for Hannity, but he persisted. It wasn’t until the mid-1990s that he found success in radio and ventured into television. In 1996, he joined Fox News and co-hosted Hannity & Colmes alongside Alan Colmes. Eventually, he got his own show, Hannity, which has become one of Fox News’s most popular programs.