Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt shared insights about her relationship with President Donald Trump during a candid Instagram Q&A. She described her former boss as ‘kind and uplifting’ while discussing her personal life decisions.
Leavitt, aged 29, interacted with her Instagram followers during her travels on Wednesday. She answered questions on various topics, including Trump’s personality, her career plans, and her life as a mother of two. When asked about Trump’s kind nature, Leavitt affirmed, ‘Yes! He’s the best boss,’ highlighting his positive traits.
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Leavitt, who served as press secretary from January 2025 until August 2026, noted that Trump’s generous side often goes unnoticed by the media. She spoke fondly of him, saying, ‘He has been nothing but kind and uplifting to me, even since departing. He’s also hilarious. Love him!’
Addressing her decision to leave the White House, Leavitt mentioned the demands of her role. ‘As Press Sec, I was working in the office 60+ hours a week, traveling the world, and always on call 24/7,’ she said. She chose to focus on family, spending time at home with her children and doing occasional television appearances.
Leavitt revealed she will join Fox News as a TV Contributor starting November 1st. She anticipates making appearances on various shows, following an announcement by Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott. Her new role leverages her previous experience, including working in Trump’s first administration and her run for Congress in New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District.
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Leavitt also offered career advice, emphasizing hands-on experience for aspiring public relations or politics professionals. She recommended gaining real-world experience while in college, stating that internships provide vital learnings beyond classroom teachings.
She recounted interning at NBC Sports Boston, considering a career in sports reporting. Her career trajectory included working at a local news station before securing a coveted White House internship. ‘Apply for internships, say yes to every opportunity, and avoid idle summers. Work and gain real-world experience, which helps later in your career,’ she advised.
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As the youngest White House press secretary, Leavitt was asked about her personal time management. ‘I don’t have free time. As a mom of two littles, I’m lucky if I can take a shower in peace. But it’s the season of life I’m in and I wouldn’t have it any other way!’ she expressed.