Peter Rosenberg Net Worth

What is Peter Rosenberg’s Net Worth?

Peter Rosenberg is an American radio, television, and Internet personality who has a net worth of $800 thousand. Peter Rosenberg co-hosts the New York City radio shows “Ebro in the Morning” and “Don, Hahn, & Rosenberg,” and on YouTube hosts the series “Wrestling with Rosenberg.” Previously, he hosted the hip hop interview series “Noisemakers,” the MTV2 game show “Hip Hop Squares,” and the WWE Network show “Bring it to the Table.”

Early Life and Education

Peter Rosenberg was born on July 23, 1979 in Chevy Chase, Maryland. His mother worked as a schoolteacher, and his father worked on Capitol Hill for various Democratic members of the House and Senate. He is Jewish. Rosenberg attended Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School and was introduced to hip hop by his older brother. For his higher education, he went to the University of Maryland, College Park.

Radio Career

In the summer before starting college at the University of Maryland, Rosenberg began hosting the late-night underground hip hop show “From Dusk ‘Til Dawn” on the campus radio station WMUC-FM. During this time, he used the DJ name PMD, an acronym for ‘Peter From Maryland.’ After graduating from college, Rosenberg worked as a DJ at a number of radio stations in the Washington, DC area, including WPGC and WHFS. In 2007, he was hired by Ebro Darden at the New York City hip hop station WQHT Hot 97, where he later began co-hosting the weekday morning program “Ebro in the Morning” with Darden and Laura Stylez. On the show, the hosts play hip hop and R&B music, interview musical artists, and talk about everything from sex to racial politics. Also on WQHT Hot 97, Rosenberg hosts the Sunday-night show “Real Late with Rosenberg.” Elsewhere, on New York City’s WHSQ, he co-hosts the afternoon drive show “Don, Hahn, & Rosenberg.”

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Television Career

In 2008, Rosenberg hosted the hip hop interview series “Noisemakers,” and in 2012 he hosted the MTV2 game show “Hip Hop Squares” for both of its two seasons on the network. He went on to host another hip hop interview series, “The Process,” in 2013. Guests on the series included Raekwon, Prodigy, Future, and Azealia Banks. In 2014, Rosenberg starred in the VH1 series “This is Hot 97,” about the lives of the employees at WQHT Hot 97. A few years later, he co-hosted the WWE Network show “Bring it to the Table.” Since then, Rosenberg has appeared as a panelist on many professional wrestling pay-per-view shows. As a pre-show panelist at the Royal Rumble in early 2021, Rosenberg pinned R-Truth to win the WWE 24/7 Championship, a title he held for just one day.

YouTube Series and Podcasts

In 2009, Rosenberg began hosting the YouTube series “Wrestling with Rosenberg,” on which he interviews professional wrestlers. Guests have included such WWE Hall of Famers as Shawn Michaels, Jesse Ventura, and Hulk Hogan. In 2013, Rosenberg started co-hosting the wrestling podcast “Cheap Heat” with wrestling journalist David Shoemaker. He has co-hosted a number of other podcasts over the years, including “Juan Epstein” with Cipha Sounds and “Bite the Mic” with Mike Tyson.

Other Activities

Among his other ventures, Rosenberg released the hip hop mixtapes “What’s Poppin’ Vol. 1” (2011) and “The New York Renaissance” (2013). Rappers on the tapes include Action Bronson, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, A$AP Rocky, Troy Ave, and Flatbush Zombies. Rosenberg also voiced the intro to Rick Ross’s 2012 mixtape “The Black Mar Mitzvah.” Also in 2012, he inaugurated an annual summer birthday concert called Peterpalooza. Performers at the first concert, which was held in Manhattan, included Raekwon, Nitty Scott, and Odd Future. The second Peterpalooza, held in Williamsburg in Brooklyn, featured performances by Meek Mill, Fabolous, and Schoolboy Q, among other artists.

Personal Life

Rosenberg was previously married to sportscaster Alexa Datt, whom he divorced in 2018. In 2020, he began dating photographer Natalie Amrossi; they got engaged in 2022 and married in 2023.