Rep. Massie Remarries After Wife’s Death

Rep. Thomas Massie has remarried a little more than a year after his wife of 35 years died.

The libertarian (R-Ky), who has been blasted as a “loser” by President Trump, confirmed Monday that he wed former Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky) staffer Carolyn Grace Moffa — and “of course” raw milk was served at the wedding, he said.

Paul and GOP reps. Jim Jordan, Warren Davidson, Marjorie Taylor Green and Victoria Spartz all attended the Oct. 19 ceremony in Pennsylvania, where his new wife is from, he said.

Carolyn and I would like to announce our recent marriage!

We were legally married in Kentucky on October 19th by the pastor of the church we have been attending for several months. This weekend we celebrated with close friends and family at a Christian wedding ceremony in… pic.twitter.com/7fmikl7li3

— Thomas Massie for Congress (@MassieforKY) November 3, 2025

The 54-year-old congressman proposed to Moffa, 36, on the front steps of the Library of Congress, where they had their first date.

“Fun facts about our wedding: Of course we served raw milk with the wedding cake and margaritas made with frozen peaches from our farm!” Massie posted on social media.

“Carolyn Grace Moffa and I first met professionally over a decade ago when she worked for Senator Rand Paul. As Senator Paul’s Ag policy staffer until 2016, Carolyn was a very early proponent and practitioner of Making America Healthy Again. She even visited me and my late wife Rhonda on our grass-fed cattle farm several years ago. Carolyn has not previously been married,” he posted on X.

Massie’s late wife and mother of his four children, Rhonda Massie, died in June 2024.

He has never publicly addressed her cause of death, which sparked conspiracy theories online. Rhonda’s cause of death was later revealed to be “respiratory complications of chronic autoimmune myopathy.”

“Although I first reacted with indignation to internet conspiracy theories about her death, I’ve since been amused because I know Rhonda would have laughed, and if I were on the outside I might have similar concerns,” he posted on X two weeks after her death.

Massie said he and his new spouse plan to live on his Kentucky farm raising chickens and cows.

Last month Trump tapped retired Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein to challenge Massie for his seat after the president called him a “third rate congressman” in response to his vocal opposition to Trump’s budget and foreign policy issues, most notably Iran, earlier this year.

Massie has demanded the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files and spoken out against Trump’s massive tax breaks and spending cuts package, claiming it will grow the national debt.

Massie has dismissed Gallrein as “someone willing to be a rubber stamp for globalist billionaires, endless debt, foreign aid and forever wars.”