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Nicolle Wallaceand Michael Schmidt officially tied the knot.Wallace, 50, and Schmidt, 38, wed last Saturday, a spokesperson for MSNBC confirms with PEOPLE.Page Sixwas the first to report the news.Wallace was seen wearing what appeared to be a wedding band on her ring finger during Monday’s episode of MSNBC’sDeadline: White House.The newlyweds met on Wallace’s show and started dating in March 2019, according toPage Six.The formerViewco-host was previously married to Mark Wallace, the US Ambassador to the United Nations, from 2005 to 2019. The exes co-parent son Liam.RELATED VIDEO: Dolly Parton on Her Marriage to Husband Carl Dean: “He Loves Me The Way I Am"Prior to MSNBC, Wallace served as the White House communications director during President George W. Bush’s administration and was the senior advisor for John McCain and Sarah Palin’s 2008 presidential campaign. In addition, she was a co-host onThe Viewfor a year before departing in 2015.Meanwhile, Schmidt’s career has included positions at MSNBC, NBC News and theNew York Times.
Nicolle Wallaceand Michael Schmidt officially tied the knot.
Wallace, 50, and Schmidt, 38, wed last Saturday, a spokesperson for MSNBC confirms with PEOPLE.Page Sixwas the first to report the news.
Wallace was seen wearing what appeared to be a wedding band on her ring finger during Monday’s episode of MSNBC’sDeadline: White House.
The newlyweds met on Wallace’s show and started dating in March 2019, according toPage Six.
The formerViewco-host was previously married to Mark Wallace, the US Ambassador to the United Nations, from 2005 to 2019. The exes co-parent son Liam.
RELATED VIDEO: Dolly Parton on Her Marriage to Husband Carl Dean: “He Loves Me The Way I Am”
Prior to MSNBC, Wallace served as the White House communications director during President George W. Bush’s administration and was the senior advisor for John McCain and Sarah Palin’s 2008 presidential campaign. In addition, she was a co-host onThe Viewfor a year before departing in 2015.
Meanwhile, Schmidt’s career has included positions at MSNBC, NBC News and theNew York Times.
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source: people.com
