Nicole Wallace is the host of MSNBC’s news and politics show Deadline: White House. Before that, she was a co-host of ABC’s daytime talk show The View, where she became well-known.
She splits her time between MSNBC and NBC at the moment, appearing on shows like Morning Joe and The 11th Hour with Brian Williams.
Wallace used to be President George W. Bush’s White House director of communications. In 2008, when John McCain ran for president, she was one of his most important advisors.
She is also a good political writer, with books like Madam President and Eighteen Acres to her name. We know a few things about the anchor’s personal life in addition to what we know about her job.
Nicolle Wallace
Nicolle Wallace’s parents and she have different political views
Nicolle grew up in the Orinda neighborhood of San Francisco. She was the oldest of her parents’ four kids. Her father sold old things, and her mother taught school.
Wallace’s political views began to change as she worked for John McCain’s 2008 presidential campaign. She was a loyal Republican before it, but she wasn’t happy with a few things about the 2008 campaign.
Nicolle’s political views changed a lot during President Trump’s election campaign. She became a fierce opponent of Trump, and she still criticizes his presidency to this day.
Wallace says that she is a registered Republican but does not act like one. But her parents are strong supporters of Trump. She told Stephen Colbert this:
“From the point of view of my parents, Donald Trump should be on Mount Rushmore. I don’t have an opinion on that because I need to learn about and understand people who don’t agree with Donald Trump.”
The wedding of an MSNBC anchor and her husband, Michael S. Schmidt Back in March
People have looked online for a long time to find the wedding photos of Wallace and her husband, Michael Schmidt. Page Six says that they got married on April 2, 2022.
The source also says that Nicolle wore a wedding band to work when she went back. A spokesperson for MSNBC told Page Six that only close family members were at the wedding.
Also, people say that the couple dated for three years before getting married. Since Michael often appears on Nicolle’s show, the two felt they had to tell MSNBC about their relationship.
Schmidt is also well-known for exposing Russian meddling in the 2016 elections and breaking the story of Hillary Clinton’s secret e-mails.
She split up with Mark Wallance in 2019 before she started dating Michael
In 2000, Nicolle and her ex-husband Mark met while she was covering the Florida recount for the presidential election.
Mark Wallace was President Bush’s general counsel in Florida during his run for the White House. Mark and Nicolle liked each other, so in 2005 they got married. In 2012, they had a baby boy named Liam.
Mark and Nicolle were in charge of John McCain’s 2008 presidential campaign. In February 2013, they gave the U.S. Supreme Court a legal reason why same-sex marriage should be legal.
Page Six reported in March 2019 that Nicolle and Mark had split up because of this. The article said that they both wanted to break up, but it didn’t say why they did.
According to the couple’s friends, Mark and Nicolle had been living apart for a year before they got a divorce.
During her time on TV, she made $3 million
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Nicolle Wallace is worth about $3 million.
Wallace joined NBC News and MSNBC, which is part of NBC News, as a political analyst. She is a frequent contributor and guest host on NBC’s Today Show and MSNBC’s The 11th Hour with Brian Williams and Morning Joe.
In the same way, Wallace has been the host of MSNBC’s afternoon news and commentary show Deadline: White House since May 9, 2017.
White House had a total of 2 million viewers in July 2020, and the next month, the show ran for two hours.
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