The Biggest Red Flag In Marjorie Taylor Greene's New Relationship, According To Our Matchmaker

Marjorie Taylor Greene and Brian Glenn's Trump-world romance has racked up plenty of negative relationship press lately. From their age difference of six years to their controversial takes that are sometimes contradictory — for example, Greene wanted to censure representative Al Green in early May 2025, while Glenn didn't approve — the internet's pretty convinced these two are a few awkward interviews away from a breakup. But before we slap a "toxic couple" label on them, let's take a step back. Could the backlash be less about love and more about politics, or are there truly early red flags that hint the relationship won't work?

To get an expert opinion, Glam spoke exclusively to Susan Trombetti, matchmaker and CEO of Exclusive Matchmaking. According to Trombetti, one of the biggest red flags in their relationship is that both Glenn and Greene are known for being very assertive. "In any disagreements they might have personally, they may not be able to de-escalate," she points out. "It only takes one person to engage like this to wreak emotional havoc, but we have both of them acting this way."

Trombetti also raises concerns about Glenn's ultra-conservative views, noting that he may expect Greene to tone it down. "He has made some misogynistic statements about women," she says, "so I would think being brash, in his mind, isn't a becoming trait for a woman." That said, their shared boldness could make them a chaotic but compatible pair. "It could be a match made in heaven regarding personality compatibility," Trombetti admits.

Another red flag Susan Trombetti says might be hard to avoid in Marjorie Taylor Greene and Brian Glenn's relationship is their apparent inability to react respectfully to differing opinions. This could potentially mean they lack the emotional maturity or conflict resolution skills to stop arguments from becoming full-blown fights. "They might tend to hurl extreme accusations at each other," she exclusively warns Glam. "After time, they wouldn't be able to solve any problems that might arise. The relationship would then deteriorate."

According to Trombetti, this mutual volatility could also spill into how they relate to others. "They might feed off each other more and come across as even more polarizing amid their crazy public statements," she points out. "It would seem normal to them because if this is how they deal with each other, they might not realize how they are coming off."

Nonetheless, it's not all doom and gloom for Marjorie Taylor Greene and Brian Glenn's relationship. Despite these red flags, Trombetti tells us that the key to saving them from toxicity lies in increasing their emotional maturity level. "Both need to have great communication, which is the same for any relationship, but is even more important here." She adds that they need to separate their political and personal lives and avoid allowing the media unfiltered access to them: "Every couple needs quiet time and a place to retreat emotionally."