Former City of Chicago First Lady Amy Rule is one popular name in Chicago. An ordinary woman from the simple family rose to prominence after she exchanged her wedding vows with the 55th mayor of Chicago, Rahm Emanuel. She is heavily involved in the social works and development of the city.

Amy is a Chicago native who gathered her art history degree from Tufts University. And later collected a master's degree in medieval art history from the University of Chicago. Previously she worked as an assistant commissioner in the Department of Environment. 

Now, let's know Amy better.

Exchanged wedding vows with the former mayor of Chicago, Rahm Emanuel

Rahm and Amy's way crossed back in 1993. It was a blind date set up by the mutual friend of the couple, Antonia Contro. At that period of time, Rule was working at the Art Institute.

With a couple of flirting and common interests and the same working environment soon they fall for one another. Just after a year of togetherness, the pair decided to take their relationship further. Their relationship is also not more fascinating than Priti Patel And Alex Sawyer.

Amy turned herself into Judaism before her wedding 

In 1994, the duo accepted one another as their husband and wife. The ceremony was filled with the pair families and well-wisher. Rule converted herself into Judaism shortly before exchanging wedding vows with her husband Rahm. 

As of now, the pair seems very happy with one another and is usually seen uplifting each other. It seems like both of them are supporting one another personally and professionally too. Further, there are no rumors regarding the pair's external marital affairs and relationship.