Did Nicolle Wallace have her teeth fixed?
Introduction
Politics is a topic that is certain to divide opinions and spark many fierce debates, and that’s okay.
Providing we can remain civil with one another, speak openly like adults, and hear other people’s opinions and points of view, there’s nothing wrong with talking politics.
Politics may be a divisive subject, but it is a very important one.
Politics can decide the future for generations to come.
It can impact businesses, shape economic decisions, influence investment, and a whole lot more besides.
Why the sudden focus on politics? Because today, we’re looking at a very prominent political commentator in the USA, and one whom virtually everybody will be familiar with in some form or another; that person is Nicolle Wallace.
Nicolle Wallace has enjoyed a very successful political career and is still involved in politics as a political commentator and anchor.
Because she is a household name, however, she is subject to a lot of rumors and is often under the spotlight for the slightest thing.
Recently, people have started to talk about Nicolle Wallace’s teeth and whether she has had any work done to them, but what do we think? Let’s take a look, shall we?
Who is Nicolle Wallace?
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Nicolle Wallace will likely be a name you are very familiar with if you have an interest in politics.
She is a United States TV political commentator and author.
Nicolle currently works as a news anchor for ‘Deadline: White House,’ which is the news and politics program for MSNBC News.
She is often featured on political shows such as ‘Morning Joe’ along with ‘Today’ and ‘The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle’.
Those who don’t follow politics or who don’t know her from her work on MSNBC will likely recognize and remember her from the popular ABC daytime TV show, The View.
Before she got into TV and presenting, however, she also enjoyed a successful political career during the presidency of George W. Bush and his 2004 campaign; she served as the White House Communications Director.
On top of that, in 2008, she was also a senior advisor for John McCain in his unsuccessful presidential campaign.
She is also a very skilled author, and as politics is clearly a passion of hers, she has penned numerous political novels, including ‘Madam President’ along with ‘Eighteen Acres’ and ‘It’s Classified.’
Early Life and Politics
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Yes, yes, we know there has been a lot of Nicolle Wallace teeth talk, and we’ll look at whether or not she has had any recent dental work done in just a few moments.
Before we do, however, let’s get to know the woman who has inspired countless other women to get into politics and find out how she got to where she is.
Born February 4th, 1972, Nicolle was born in Orange County, California.
She is the eldest of four siblings and grew up around San Francisco.
From a young age, she showed a keen interest in media and journalism, which gradually resulted in a passion for politics as well.
She is of English and Greek descent and obtained her Bachelor of Arts in mass communications from the University of Southern California, Berkeley, back in 1994.
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In 1996, she obtained a Master’s Degree from the Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism.
Wallace would begin her political career in the mid-90s, where she would work as an on-air political reporter in California.
In 1999, she relocated to Florida, where she would serve as Jeb Bush’s press secretary before becoming the communications director for the Florida State Technology Office in 2000.
She would even worked on the Florida Election recount in 2000.
In 2003, she joined the White House by serving on George W. Bush’s political campaign as communications director.
In 2005, the president named her as his White House Communications Director. She was to, according to The Washington Post, serve ‘as a voice for more openness with reporters.’
She left the White House in 2006 and relocated to New York City as this was where her husband was representing the Bush Administration at the UN (United Nations).
In 2008, she would prove to be a regular fixture in John McCain’s presidential campaign and was the campaign’s top defender and spokesperson.
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In 2010, she began penning novels with political themes, with ‘Eighteen Acres’ (referencing the 18 acres on which the White House sits) proving to be a popular book.
Wallace would get into TV in 2014 as she would join The View as a host before joining NBC News and MSNBC as a political analyst.
She has covered numerous political stories and themes over the years, including the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Personal Life
In 2005, Nicolle married Mark Wallace, a lawyer, businessman, and former diplomat. They had a son in 2012. The couple sadly split in 2019 and got divorced.
Nicolle would re-marry 3 years later, marrying a journalist by the name of Michael S. Schmidt.
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So, what happened to Nicolle Wallace’s teeth? Why does Nicolle Wallace look different?
Okay, so now that we’ve learned more about Nicolle and her political career, it’s time for us to look at the Nicolle Wallace teeth rumor. Nicolle was said to have been unhappy with how her teeth looked, and after a series of nasty and hurtful comments from trolls online, she was said to have made the decision to get some dental work done.
In 2022, Nicolle is believed to have had her teeth fixed at a Californian dental clinic. Images emerged of her sporting pearly white teeth that looked whiter and straighter than they had previously. This resulted in the many Nicolle Wallace teeth rumors starting to circulate online.
Nicolle has never addressed these rumors, however, so for now, we can’t say for certain whether she had professional dental work carried out or not.
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Lee Parry is a writer and blogger originally from Manchester, UK, and he has a B.A. in Modern Languages from Manchester Metropolitan University. Parry occasionally teaches English and spends most of his free time reading.