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Nicolle Wallace

Novelist

BirthdayFebruary 4

Age

Birthplace

California United States

SignAquarius

About

Known for her 2010 politically-themed novel Eighteen Acres and its sequel, It's Classified. She also had a career in politics, serving as White House Director of Communications during the presidential administration of George W. Bush.

Before Fame

After earning a bachelor's degree in communications from the University of California-Berkeley and a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University, she became the press secretary of Florida Governor Jeb Bush.

Trivia

In late 2014, she began co-hosting the popular talk show The View.

Family Life

Born Nicolle Devenish, she grew up in Northern California as the daughter of an antiques expert and an assistant teacher. She married diplomat Mark Wallace in 2005; they welcomed a son named Liam in 2012.

Associated With

She was a senior political advisor to John McCain during the Republican candidate's 2008 presidential campaign.

Quotes

"And this is also true: men and women who champion reproductive freedoms also value life, but they believe that the freedom to make decisions about a pregnancy should rest with a woman, her partner, and her doctor—not with politicians in Washington, D.C., or any state legislature."

Nicolle Wallace

"shots of her fielding questions from the"

Nicolle Wallace

"People want leadership. They are so thirsty for it they will crawl through the desert toward a mirage, and when they discover there’s no water, they’ll drink the sand."

Nicolle Wallace