When Jen Psaki leaves the White House, Jean-Pierre will become the first Black woman to hold a key position. The Biden administration has announced that Karine Jean-Pierre will be the next White House press secretary, succeeding Jen Psaki, who will step down next week.
Karine Jean-Pierre annual salary as White House press secretary
US President Joe Biden said in a statement on Thursday (May 5) that Jean-Pierre would take over as press secretary when Psaki leaves the White House on May 13. She will also serve as his personal assistant.
Jean-Pierre is the current White House’s deputy press secretary and Biden’s deputy assistant. She previously served in senior communication and political roles on Biden’s presidential campaign team and as Vice President during the Obama administration, according to credible sources.
This appointment is quite crucial, she will be the first Black woman and the first openly LGBTQ+ person to serve as White House Press Secretary.
Representation is important, and she will not only give many people a voice, but she will also inspire many individuals and groups to dream big about what is truly possible were the words of her predecessor Psaki.
Political commentators in the United States earn an average salary of more than $32k per year, which translates to $15 per hour, so Karine probably may have an annual salary of more than $32k.
Karine Jean-Pierre net worth: How much is Karine Jean-Pierre worth?
According to some sources, the political commentator and activist Karine Jean-Pierre may have a net worth of $5 million to $10 million as of 2022, which she has yet to confirm.
