Annette Schnatter Bio, Net Worth 2023, Age, Height

How much is Annette Schnatter’s Net Worth?

Annette Schnatter currently has a whopping $500 million in net worth. Annette’s salary is also in the million-dollar range. She undoubtedly earns them through her Pizza business. Furthermore, Annette Schnatter and her ex-husband own several homes, including the most expensive one in Louisville, which is valued at $11 million.

They also own a $23 million condo in Deer Valley, Utah, and a $6 million condo in Naples, Florida, between them. Furthermore, the couple makes a financial contribution to the charity’s operations.

Facts of Annette Schnatter

Full Name:	Annette Schnatter
Age:	61 years
Birthday:	11 Feb
Birthplace:	N/A
Nationality:	American
Gender:	Female
Horoscope:	Aquarius
Divorce:	John Schnatter
Net Worth:	$500 million
Height:	5 feet 5 inches (1.65m)
Profession:	businesswoman, celebrity former wife, and entrepreneur
Sibling:	N/A

Annette Schnatter is an entrepreneur, businesswoman, and celebrity ex-wife. Annette Schnatter is better known as the ex-wife of John Schnatter, founder of Papa John’s Pizza. Annette used to assist her husband in his pizza business as well.

How old is Annette Schnatter?

Annette Schnatter was born in the United States on February 11, 1960. Annette’s age in 2021 must be 61, and her zodiac sign is Cancer. Annette, like many other Americans, is a Christian.

The businesswoman is clearly well-educated and must have obtained a higher education. However, there is no additional information about Annette’s education, parents, or other details because Schnatter has been extremely private since the beginning of her fame.

Who is Annette Schnatter married to?

Annette Schnatter previously married John Schnatter, also known as Papa John, a well-known entrepreneur. On April 11, 1987, they married.

John has such a strong affection for Anette Schnatter that he gave her his company, Papa John’s Pizza, in 1989. After three years of wedding, they even started delivering pizza to a Jeffersonville nightclub.

Danielle Schnatter, Beay Schnatter, and Kristine Schnatter are the names of the couple’s three kids. Danielle Schnatter, her daughter, is an Arbonne International independent consultant. Her husband was embroiled in a scandal, so he resigned as CEO of the company he founded. He also announced that Steve Ritchie would be the company’s new Chief Operating Officer.

Furthermore, John explains that the decision was made with the blessings of his wife and family. Then, in 2019, there was yet another rumor that Annette and John were divorcing. The couple started living apart on April 1st, 2019. Furthermore, John stated in an interview that “Annette is the finest human being I’ve ever met.”

How tall is Annette Schnatter?

Annette has a good height of 5 feet 4 inches, or else 163 cm or 1.63 m when it comes to her physical appearance. Annette Schnatter is 52 kg (114 lbs) in weight.

Annette, on the other hand, has a fair complexion, short blonde hair, and lovely blue eyes. In addition, the businesswoman is still alive and has a slim body type. Aside from that, Annette’s body measurement, dress size, shoe size, and bra cup size are all unknown.

Career line of Annette Schnatter

• Annette Schnatter started her career after marrying the American businessman. She then began serving alongside her husband, John, to help him expand his pizza business. John gave her the franchisees company after the couple had been married for a while.
• As a result, Annette Schnatter now owns over 1700 Papa John’s Company franchisees. She had a luxurious and peaceful lifestyle. Furthermore, Annette is a very responsible and talented individual who has done an excellent job managing her husband’s business.
• In the year 1984, John Schnatter established ‘Papa John’s Pizza. Then, for $1,600, John sold his 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 and purchased used pizza tools. He also transformed a broom closet behind ‘Mick’s Lounge’ and began selling pizzas to customers of the pub.
• Eventually, his pizza became well-known, and he was forced to relocate his business to a nearby location in 1985. The ‘Papa John’s Pizza’ eating style was formed the same year by a dipping sauce made for pizzas. After that, eating pizza with sauce became fashionable.
• In the year 1993, a company called ‘Papa John’s Pizza’ was founded worldwide. By 1994, it had 500 stores, and by 1997, it had 1,500. Indeed, the entrepreneur was named ‘National Ernst & Young Retail/Consumer Entrepreneur of the Year’ in 1998.
• In addition, in the year 2000, the ‘National Jaycees Organization’ named him one of the ten most outstanding young Americans. In 2007, he was inducted into the “Junior Achievement U.S. Business Hall of Fame,” and in 2010, he was inducted into the “Kentucky Entrepreneur Hall of Fame.”
• In the year 2012, he became a member of an American social fraternity known as ‘Alpha Tau Omega.’ Following that, John and ‘Papa John’s Pizza’ began gaining media attention in 2012, following his comments about the Affordable Care Act.
• Following the uproar over his comments about the NFL, John announced on December 21, 2017, that he would step down as CEO of ‘Papa John’s Pizza.’ Steve Richie succeeded Schnatter as the company’s Chief Operating Officer on January 1, 2018.
• Even after resigning, John Schnatter remained chairman of the company’s board of directors. The company also announced that John Schnatter would return to the company’s commercials and pizza boxes.
• On July 11, 2018, it was declared once more that John Schnatter was using the ‘N-word’ while on a conference call with Laundry Service, a marketing firm. Then he revealed that Colonel Sanders was also using the term but had never gone through the public outcry.
• Following the phone call, the owner of Laundry Service even canceled the contract with ‘Papa John’s Pizza.’ On July 11, 2018, John resigned as chairman of the board for the second time. Later that day, John resigned from the ‘University of Louisville’ board of trustees. After John resigned, he was denied access to the company’s financial records by ‘Papa John’s Pizza.’
• As a result, on July 26, 2018, Schnatter filed a lawsuit against the company to gain access to its books and history. The company even implemented a “poison pill” strategy to prevent Schnatter from reacquiring the majority of the company’s stock.