Chris Wallace’s family enjoys a little friendly competition
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Wallace and his wife Lorraine own a property in Annapolis, Maryland, that is considered a meeting point for the whole family. As Town & Country notes, it’s a safe place for everyone’s competitive sides to come out, with the political journalist even brandishing a trophy (known as “The Crab”) he’d won in a putt-putt tournament with his sons. Wallace is known for tussling with fellow journalists and subjects alike, but in his family, games of mini golf, Trivial Pursuit, and skeet shooting can be just as serious.
“I think it’s important to note that I was not at that tournament,” his son Peter says in relation to the Crab. “He is in possession of the trophy, and is the reigning champion, but only my brother, my stepbrother, and my brother-in-law played.” The closeness Wallace has shared with his kids their whole lives is evident from a People interview conducted when Peter was four. “Recently, Peter pulled out a retractable tape measure and said, ‘Here, speak into my microphone,’” the proud father recalled.
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Chris Wallace’s family enjoys a little friendly competition
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Wallace and his wife Lorraine own a property in Annapolis, Maryland, that is considered a meeting point for the whole family. As Town & Country notes, it’s a safe place for everyone’s competitive sides to come out, with the political journalist even brandishing a trophy (known as “The Crab”) he’d won in a putt-putt tournament with his sons. Wallace is known for tussling with fellow journalists and subjects alike, but in his family, games of mini golf, Trivial Pursuit, and skeet shooting can be just as serious.
“I think it’s important to note that I was not at that tournament,” his son Peter says in relation to the Crab. “He is in possession of the trophy, and is the reigning champion, but only my brother, my stepbrother, and my brother-in-law played.” The closeness Wallace has shared with his kids their whole lives is evident from a People interview conducted when Peter was four. “Recently, Peter pulled out a retractable tape measure and said, ‘Here, speak into my microphone,’” the proud father recalled.
“I think it’s important to note that I was not at that tournament,” his son Peter says in relation to the Crab. “He is in possession of the trophy, and is the reigning champion, but only my brother, my stepbrother, and my brother-in-law played.” The closeness Wallace has shared with his kids their whole lives is evident from a People interview conducted when Peter was four. “Recently, Peter pulled out a retractable tape measure and said, ‘Here, speak into my microphone,’” the proud father recalled.
