Peter Baker

Peter Baker is a famous journalist and author who is best known as the chief White House correspondent for the New York Times. Besides it, he is also a political analyst for MSNBC and works alongside Chris Jansing.

Baker was born on 2nd July 1967 in the United States. As per nationality, he is American and belongs to White ethnicity.

Happy Married Life With Spouse, Susan Glasser

The 52-year-old journalist, Peter Baker, is currently a married man. He tied the knot to his fellow journalist, Susan Glasser, in 2000. His wife, Susan, is a well-known reporter and assistant managing editor at The Washington Post.

As per some sources, their wedding ceremony was held in a civil ceremony at Meridian House, an early 20th-century house designed by John Russell Pope. Moreover, their marriage was attended by their close friends, relatives, as well as several well-known personalities. 

It's been almost 2 decades, that the couple is together and is still sharing a great bonding without any divorce rumor.

Parents Of A Child

The lovey-dovey shares a child from their marital relationship. They named their first kid, a baby boy Theodore Baker. Currently, the happy family is residing at Washington D.C.

Net Worth & Salary

Peter Baker's net worth is around $1 Million, which is less than that of fellow Journalists, Eve Pollard. He collected impressive bucks from his career as a successful journalist. Similarly, he is also an author so, he adds a percentage of wealth to his net worth from his writing career.

On the other hand, his wife, Susan Glasser's net worth is around $1 Million, which she earned from her career as a journalist.

American author further makes an average salary of $61,240, and the average salary of a Journalist is $40,356. But, being an experienced and talented author and journalist, Peter must be earning more than the average.

Peter Baker's Books

Not to mention, Peter's books are very popular among the audience. Like Anna Erelle, he published his first book, The Breach: Inside the Impeachment and Trial of William Jefferson Clinton, which later became a New York Times bestseller.

Similarly, he published his second book, Kremlin Rising: Vladimir Putin's Russia and the End of Revolution, in May 2005. For his excellent writing, he won the Gerald R. Ford Journalism Prize. Moreover, he published his third book, Days of Fire: Bush and Cheney in the White House in October 2013.

In November 2017, his book further was nominated for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work. To date, he has published over 10+ books, and all of them received huge appreciations from the public.

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