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Jeanine Pirro, best known to Fox News<\/a> audiences as \u201cJudge Jeanine,\u201d revealed details of her personal fortune while waiting for Senate confirmation to become US Attorney General for the District of Columbia in May.<\/a><\/p>\n According to a financial disclosure form filed with the Senate Judiciary Committee and obtained by Business Insider, Pirro reported a net worth of $11.6 million. Her holdings include a $3.5 million home in Westchester County, New York<\/a>, $1.7 million in cash and bank accounts, and a series of brokerage and retirement accounts worth a combined $7.2 million.<\/p>\n Pirro also disclosed her recent earnings, reporting $2.9 million in income from Fox News<\/a> between January 2024 and May 2025. Beginning in 2022, she co-hosted the network\u2019s popular roundtable show The Five<\/a><\/span>, where she was one of its most recognizable conservative voices.<\/p>\n In addition to her Fox News salary, Pirro earned $513,000 from WABC Radio, where she hosted The Judge Jeanine Pirro Show on a weekly basis. She also collected $70,000 from paid speeches and $60,000 from consulting work during the same 16-month period.<\/p>\n Pirro is already serving in the position she hopes to keep. President Donald Trump<\/a> appointed her as interim US Attorney for the District of Columbia in May after the withdrawal of his previous nominee, Ed Martin.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Pirro\u2019s time at Fox News saw her be named in two lawsuits brought by voting technology companies Dominion and Smartmatic, which alleged that she made false claims about election systems during the 2020 presidential election.<\/p>\n Before her national media career, Pirro was a well-known figure in New York<\/a> politics. She served as a judge and later as district attorney in Westchester County during the 1990s.<\/p>\n Her political ambitions extended further when she launched a Senate campaign in 2006 against then-Senator Hillary Clinton<\/a>, though she eventually dropped out of that race.<\/p>\n