Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, found himself in a legal row after an alleged hit-and-run case. So, as the investigation continues, let's take a look at what we know.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleFormer US House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, is currently in hot water amid legal trouble. Paul reportedly crashed into a parked, unoccupied vehicle while driving his brown convertible on Yount Street on July 3, 2026. He briefly stopped before fleeing the scene. Notably, the collision left the parked car with major rear damage, and Paul's vehicle also sustained front damage. Now, reports allege that Paul might lose his license over the crash.
Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, has been facing major heat from the law following the alleged hit-and-run. And now a report by TMZ has revealed that Paul might have to face major consequences for his actions. It is being alleged that the DMV may now decide whether he should still be on the road. A spokesperson for the Napa County Sheriff's Office, Henry Wofford spoke to the news outlet and revealed that a deputy submitted a DMV recertification exam request after Paul's hit-and-run investigation.
According to the spokesperson, the move has been made following the incident. He shared that it typically leads to the DMV testing a driver's skills, knowledge of traffic laws, and vision before deciding whether they're still fit to drive. The news outlet further revealed that the referral wasn't made solely because Paul Pelosis is 86 years old, but because deputies believed a fresh evaluation was appropriate in the interest of public safety following the tragic crash.
During the investigation, something that really stood out to the investigators as troubling, was the fact that Paul Pelosis was completely sober at the time of the incident. Which means alcohol wasn't believed to be a factor in the accident. If the DMV ultimately requires Paul to take the test and he fails to complete the recertification process, his California driver's license could be revoked permanently. The Pelosis released a statement after the incident and was quoted as saying:
"Mr. Paul Pelosi has personally apologized to the owner of the vehicle and assured them that he would take responsibility for the damage to their vehicle. Speaker Pelosi will not be commenting further on this private matter."
The Napa County Sherrif's Office will be referring the case to District Attorney's Office for further review and prosecution. If the DA's office deems necessary, Paul could face hit and run charges. "The witness provided deputies with the direction the suspect vehicle was last seen traveling," a press release said. "A short time later, deputies observed a [California Highway Patrol] vehicle parked behind a brown convertible car, which was partially blocking the roadway." This is the second car crash incident involving Paul in Napa County. In 2022, Pelosi pleaded guilty and was sentenced to five days in jail for driving under the influence.
Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, is embroiled in a hit-and-run on July 3, 2026 (ET), in California's wine county. He left one car with major damage, and the authorities assert that the 86-year-old could face charges for the same. According to reports, Paul allegedly struck a parked vehicle in Napa County and drove away. He later told the responding deputy he believed he had hit something, but didn't know what it was, so he kept going.
Soon pictures from the incident was published by the California Post. The images showed significant damage to the rear of the vehicle, with the Tesla's rear bumper bearing several deep dents and noticeable impact marks.The hit-and-run investigation is currently ongoing, while Paul's ability to stay behind the wheel could now depend on what happens next at the DMV.
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