May 5, 2026 - 03:33

Former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell has married Virginia Beach real estate developer Cheryl McLeskey in a private ceremony. The newlyweds recently sat down for an interview to discuss their wedding festivities, past hardships, and shared commitment to community involvement.
The couple, who have known each other for years through mutual friends and professional circles, tied the knot in a small gathering that blended family and close friends. McDonnell, a Republican who served as governor from 2010 to 2014, described the day as joyful and reflective. McLeskey, a longtime figure in Virginia Beach real estate, said the ceremony felt like a natural next step after years of friendship and support.
In the interview, both spoke candidly about the challenges they have faced. McDonnell referenced his legal battles and conviction on corruption charges, which were later overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court. He said the experience taught him resilience and the value of a strong support system. McLeskey noted that she stood by him during that difficult period and that their bond only grew stronger.
Beyond their personal story, the couple emphasized their ongoing work in the community. McDonnell remains active in conservative policy circles and legal commentary, while McLeskey continues to lead development projects in the Hampton Roads area. Together, they plan to focus on charitable efforts, particularly those supporting military families and youth education.
The wedding marks a new chapter for both, blending public service with private life and a shared vision for giving back.
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