Nicolle Wallace

Nicolle Wallace is a TV news anchor and political commentator, known for co-hosting ABC's "The View" and serving as White House Communications Director under President George W. Bush.

Novelist

February 4, 1972

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Nicolle Wallace is a renowned novelist and political commentator who has made significant contributions to both fields. As a novelist, she is best known for her trio of political thrillers featuring fictional female politicians: “Eighteen Acres” (2014), “It’s Classified” (2016), and “Madam President” (2018). Her novels have received critical acclaim for their insights into the world of politics and their engaging storytelling.

In addition to her writing career, Wallace has also made a name for herself as a political commentator. She has served as a White House communications chief under George W. Bush, a senior advisor on the McCain-Palin 2008 campaign, and a political analyst for NBC News. Wallace is known for her outspoken personality and her ability to provide insightful commentary on political issues.

Wallace has received numerous awards for her work in journalism and politics. She was named one of the “50 Most Powerful People in Washington” by The Hollywood Reporter in 2017. She has also been recognized by the National Press Club and the White House Correspondents’ Association for her contributions to journalism.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Wallace is also an accomplished pilot, an avid reader, and a strong advocate for women’s rights.