White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Shares Joyful Pregnancy News
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is congratulated on her second pregnancy. Leavitt, 28, announced on social media that her and Nicholas Riccio, 60, are having a child in May.
Leavitt posted a photo of her baby bulge in front of a Christmas tree in her emotional announcement. She said she and her husband are eager for Niko to become a big brother. Thankful, she considered parenting “the closest thing to Heaven on Earth.”
Leavitt praised Trump and Wiles for their support and the White House’s family-friendly environment. Public figures and onlookers welcomed her social media post. Meghan McCain, a conservative, complimented Leavitt for balancing work and family.
Jeanine Pirro, the DC U.S. attorney, called Leavitt a pioneer who exceeded expectations early on. Her work-life balance was lauded by other lawmakers.
Leavitt’s early return to work after her first kid has drawn attention. She said she rejoined Trump’s 2024 campaign three days after giving birth. She is determined to work and raise a family.
Despite criticism, a senior White House official indicated Leavitt will continue to work on parenting. Leavitt said many White House employees have young children, fostering work-life balance.
The news shows working mothers in high-profile political roles and changing attitudes toward family support in difficult careers. Leavitt’s news has sparked discussions about work-life balance, especially in the fast-paced White House.
Friends, colleagues, and supporters celebrated Leavitt’s pregnancy, a personal and professional milestone.
Sources:
Social media announcement by Karoline Leavitt
Fox News coverage
The Washington Post interviews
