Peter Weber

Peter Weber is an American television personality and commercial pilot who gained widespread fame as the star of Season 24 of ABC’s “The Bachelor.” Born on September 4, 1991, in Fairfax, Virginia, and raised in Westlake Village, California, Weber comes from a family with aviation roots — his father, Peter Weber Sr., is also a pilot. Weber followed in his father’s footsteps, earning his pilot’s license and eventually becoming a commercial airline pilot for Delta Air Lines.

Weber first appeared on national television as a contestant on Season 15 of “The Bachelorette” starring Hannah Brown in 2019. He quickly became a fan favorite and finished as the third-place contestant. His charm, good looks, and career as a pilot earned him the nickname “Pilot Pete” and led to his selection as the lead for Season 24 of “The Bachelor,” which aired in early 2020.

His season of “The Bachelor” was one of the most dramatic in the show’s history, featuring unexpected twists, including his mother’s memorable involvement in the finale. While his romantic journey on the show did not result in a lasting relationship, the massive exposure catapulted Weber into the public eye and opened doors for numerous opportunities in entertainment and brand partnerships.

Since his time on “The Bachelor,” Weber has continued to work as a commercial pilot while building his media presence through social media, brand endorsements, and television appearances. His dual career as both a pilot and a public figure has allowed him to build a diversified income stream. As of 2026, Peter Weber’s net worth is estimated at $4 million, reflecting his television earnings, aviation career salary, and endorsement deals.