Rush Limbaugh has been married four different times, but the conservative radio host believes 'same sex people cannot be married,' confirming his stance against gay marriage.

The Tea Party constituent and radio personality said the issue of marriage is "lost" and has been "bastardized" by transforming the traditional notion of a marriage.

"I maintain to you that we lost the issue when we started allowing the word 'marriage' to be bastardized and redefined by simply adding words to it," Rush Limbaugh said during one of his radio shows in March, slamming gay marriage.

"The issue has always been denying them a status that they can't have, by definition.  By definition - solely, by definition - same-sex people cannot be married.  So instead of maintaining that and holding fast to that, we allowed the argument to be made that the definition needed to change, on the basis that we're dealing with something discriminatory, bigoted, and all of these mystical things that it's not and never has been."

But Rush Limbaugh, who steadfastly defends the sanctity and traditionalism of marriage, hasn't exactly followed through with the marriage vow of "till death do us part."

Rush Limbaugh tied the knot for the fourth time at age 59 in June 2010 after marrying Kathryn Rogers, who was 33 years old at the time.

Prior marrying Rogers, Rush Limbaugh was married to Marta Maranda Fitzgerald, Michelle Sixta and Roxy Maxine McNeely.

Is same-sex marriage worse than getting married four times?