US EditionThe High School Makeup Mistake Karoline Leavitt Needs To Ditch - Nicki Swift
- In May 2025, Karoline Leavitt, serving as the president’s press secretary, was seen multitasking by feeding her nine-month-old son at her desk in Washington, D.C.
- Leavitt navigates this as a young mother amid the fast-paced Trump administration, which supports parents balancing work and family through a strong support system and respectful boundaries.
- Multiple mothers in the administration emphasize prioritizing family routines like bedtime, while Leavitt credits her husband, parents, and faith for helping her manage both demanding roles.
- The viral photo shared by presidential aide Margo Martin gained over 9 million views on X, revealing rare behind-the-scenes insight into Leavitt’s dual responsibilities.
- Leavitt’s situation highlights the challenges and accommodations for working mothers in high-level government roles during a historically intense and demanding administration.
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On Being A Mom At The White House
WASHINGTON — Karoline Leavitt is up at 5 a.m. every day. She’s reading the news immediately, catching up with whatever President Donald Trump may have “Truthed” during the wee hours of the night, equipping herself to take on the reporters of the United States (and beyond) in the day ahead. She’ll get a workout in if she can. And if her son Niko wakes up in time, she gets to spend time with her little guy before she heads to the White House.“I do…
Karoline Leavitt’s Kids: Does the White House Press Secretary Have Children? - WorldNL Magazine
Image Credit: Getty Images Karoline Leavitt is at the height of her political career. While juggling her hectic work schedule as Donald Trump‘s White House press secretary, the New Hampshire-born Republican still manages to put her family above her career. In May 2025, a photo went viral of Karoline working while caring for a child. So, does Karoline have children of her own? Learn more about Karoline’s family and life away from the …
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