A former White House press secretary, known for being the youngest in U.S. history, is transitioning to a new role as an on-air contributor for a major news network. The move follows a pattern of recent predecessors from a previous administration joining the same network after leaving government service. With her start date approaching, she will offer political commentary, continuing her public engagement in a different capacity. The announcement highlights the network’s growing roster of former officials providing analysis.
Youngest press secretary in White House history left earlier this year after the birth of her second childKaroline Leavitt, who stepped down as White House press secretary in August, is joining her former boss’s favorite network, Fox News, as an on-air contributor, the channel announced on Monday.Considering that two of her predecessors from Donald Trump’s first administration, Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Kayleigh McEnany, had also joined Fox after leaving office, Leavitt was seen as a logical fit for Fox, on which she will begin providing commentary on 1 November. Continue reading...
