Monica Crowley is an American journalist, political pundit, foreign policy expert, and talk radio host. From July 2019 through January 2021, Monica Crowley worked as the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs.

How much is the Net Worth of Monica Crowley?

Monica Crowley has made a respectable income during her career as a political analyst and writer. Her estimated net worth is $4 million, and sources claim that she makes over $170,000 annually.

Early Years, Family and Education

On September 19, 1968, Monica Crowley opened her eyes in Fort Huachuca, Arizona, in the United States. She was born Monica Elizabeth Crowley and is a citizen of the United States. She is currently 54 years old and has the astrological sign of Virgo as her natal sign.

Also, she was raised in Warren Township, New Jersey, alongside her sister Jocelyn Crowley. She hasn’t yet given the public any information on the identities and occupations of her parents, though.

She was aware of the political climate due to the fact that she was raised on an Army installation outside of Sierra Vista, Arizona, and as a result, she became a prominent Republican Party columnist. Additionally, she has had a fascination with politics since she was a young girl.

Education

She graduated from high school in 1986 while attending Watchung Hills Regional High School. Also from Colgate University, she obtained a BA in political science. While doing so, she attended Columbia University to get her PhD and MA in international relations.

What is the Professional Career of Monica Crowley?

Writing formal letters to former president Richard Nixon as a college student launched Monica Crowley’s career. Later, she served as a research and assistant editing adviser as well as a consultant on Nixon’s final two books. She also frequently wrote columns for the New York Post.

She has also contributed to The New Yorker, The Washington Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times, and The Baltimore Sun, among other publications. Also, she provided commentary for Morning Edition on National Public Radio in the middle of the 1990s.

She has been the host of the nationally syndicated radio program The Monica Crowley Show since 2002, and she frequently contributes to The John Batchelor Show. She also began working for Fox News Channel in 1996, where she was a political and global affairs expert and occasionally filled in for Sean Hannity on Hannity.

In 2004, she and Ron Reagan co-hosted Connected: Coast to Coast on MSNBC. After a nine-month run, the final episode aired on December 9, 2005. Additionally, Crowley presented the MSNBC program The Best of Imus in the Morning and made appearances on Imus in the Morning.

Later, in 2007, she joined Fox News Channel once more as a contributor. She was a regular on The McLaughlin Group from late 2007 to 2011. Crowley occasionally made an appearance on Greg Gutfeld’s late-night chat show Red Eye on the Fox News Channel.

Additionally, since 2009, this woman has appeared in a segment on an episode of The O’Reilly Factor called “Barack and a Hard Place” as a guest host on The O’Reilly Factor and Bill O’Reilly’s subsequent podcast. Similar to this, she played herself in the Netflix original series House of Cards.

Political Career

When she was 22 years old in 1990, she started writing letters to former president Richard Nixon, who recruited her as a research assistant. She released two books about Nixon after his passing: Nixon Off the Record: His Candid Commentary on People and Politics and Nixon in Winter.

In March 2017, she started working as a part-time consultant with Douglas Schoen, performing “outreach services” for Ukrainian businessman and politician Victor Pinchuk. Additionally, the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938 mandated that this woman register as a foreign agent.

In December 2016, it was revealed that Crowley would serve as the Trump administration’s deputy national security advisor after Trump’s election victory.

On July 16, 2019, Trump made public Crowley’s nomination as the Treasury Department’s Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs. As the principal spokesperson for Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, she took over for Tony Sayegh, who departed the role in May.

What is the Relationship Status of Monica Crowley?

Monica Crowley is a single, unmarried woman in her personal life. She hasn’t yet discussed her current relationships in any detail. There were earlier rumors that Bill Siegel was Monica’s purported boyfriend. In addition to directing, Bill also produces. Later, they remained silent about whether they were still dating.

Controversy and Rumors

Oliver Darcy, a veteran reporter, posted a message on Twitter announcing Crowley’s resignation as a Fox News host. There were rumors that she was a candidate for the press secretary role.

It’s thought that Paul Johnson, an 11-year-old, stole some of Crowley’s ideas for his Wall Street Journal column. She is attempting to prevent Columbia University from revoking her Ph. D. by defending herself against publications such as ‘The New York Times,’ ‘CNN,’ and ‘Politico,’ among others.

Body Stats: Height and Weight

Crowley weighs about 52 kilograms and is 5 feet 2 inches tall. Aside from that, this woman has blonde hair and blue eyes. Her physical measurements are 36-26-36 inches overall. She also wears a 6 US dress size and a 7 US shoe size.

Social Media

Over 72.3k people follow the @monicacrowley_ account on Instagram. Additionally, she has over 47k Facebook fans and over 916.6k followers on her @MonicaCrowley Twitter account.