Amy Baier is an American philanthropist and the woman behind the successful career of Bret Baier. Besides being famous as a humanitarian, she is quite popular as the wife of well-known media personality Bret Baier. The pair tied the knot in 2004 and has been inseparable since then.
Chicago Born Amy Baier
Amy Baier was born on May 7, 1978, in Chicago, Illinois, the United States. She is the daughter of Paul Hills and Barbara Hills. She belongs to American nationality, and her ethnicity is White.
She grew up in Barrington Hills with her siblings; brothers Timothy, John Paul, and Daniel.
She graduated from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas.
Brief Professional Career
Amy initially worked as a media planner for Calvin Klein in New York City.
Besides that, she was also a Chief White House Correspondent at Fox News. She has also served as a children's health advocate.
How Much Is Her Net Worth?
Amy Baier has earned a reasonable sum of money from her brief career. Her net worth, according to some sources, can be believed to be around $0.5 million in 2020.
On the other hand, her husband Bret has a net worth of $16 million, having an average salary of around $7 million, as of 2020.
Blissful Married Life With Bret Baier
Amy and Bret got married in 2004. The couple exchanged their marital vows on October 9 in an intimate wedding ceremony. They met each other on a blind date on 11 September 2001 at Rolling Stone Concert two years before their marriage.
Amy Baier's son: Paul Won Battler Against Congenital Heart Disease
They are blessed with two children, Daniel and Paul. Paul, born on 29 June 2007, was diagnosed with a cardiac problem and soon had open-heart surgery in 2008.
Altogether, her son had three open-heart surgeries. It took great courage for both the parents to deal with such situations. Upon hearing that news, President George W. Bush visited the White House and the White house physician to update and check on Paul's progress.
After Paul got surgery and had been saved, Amy has been involved with different charities, regarding children.
