Kenneth Moton and his husband celebrate the legality of same-sex marriage five years after it was legalized, and they are overjoyed.

Kenneth Moton, an ABC News reporter, has always been outspoken about his sexuality, particularly the importance of same-sex marriage. When same-sex marriage became legal in the United States in 2015, he was overjoyed.

It’s been five years since gay marriage became legal.

In June 2020, he will commemorate the fifth anniversary of the United States Supreme Court’s landmark ruling legalizing gay marriage with the ABC family.

In 2015, the supreme court, in a long-awaited victory for the gay rights movement, ruled in favor of same-sex marriage by a 5-to-4 ruling, ensuring the right to same-sex marriage. The decision was the culmination of long-standing advocacy, and it was warmly welcomed by Americans. Moton was one of the many people who loudly praised the decision on social media.

The famous reporter not only shared his joy on social media the moment, but he also attended one of the first lesbian weddings in New Jersey, further celebrating the milestone.

He’s gone a long way from attending the first same-sex wedding to marrying his partner in 2020.

In the year 2020, he married his boyfriend.

Moton and his boyfriend, Brandon Jones, agreed to marry at the start of 2020, and they chose to mark the legalization decision in their own unique way.

The well-known journalist confessed that his pre-pandemic wedding aided him in staying positive and putting things in perspective.

Jones is the National Association of Community Health Centers’ director of Health Center Operations and HR Training.

Kenneth also shared a photo of himself and his husband from their wedding day, as well as a video of their reception party, on social media, which received a lot of positive feedback from fans and coworkers.

Moton’s social media posts show that the happy pair is very much in love. Despite the fact that Jones’ social media account is hidden, his wife’s Instagram posts are full of affection for both of them. For example, he wrote about how he and his husband had just celebrated one month of marriage.

Moton loves children and wants to achieve his and his mother’s ambition of starting a family, so the newlyweds may have a family soon.

An Overview of His Career

At ABC News, Moton is the co-anchor of ABC World News Now and America This Morning. Previously, he worked as a general assignment reporter for WPVI in Philadelphia. Among the topics he covered were Superstorm Sandy, the Amtrak train catastrophe, and the Penn State child sex abuse scandal, to name a few.

He also spent four years as a general assignment reporter at WFTV, where he covered breaking news topics in Florida.

He has also taken every chance to praise the legality of same-sex marriage in the United States. He has attended many same-sex weddings over the years and has finally decided to marry his long-term boyfriend in 2020.