Trump Announces White House Press Secretary Levitt Will Depart at the End of August

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt will leave her position at the end of August to become an external advisor, participating in the Republican midterm election efforts. Trump stated on Truth Social that Levitt wishes to spend more time with her family, expressing understanding and respect for her decision. Levitt will become one of Trump's most important external advisors, assisting in the campaign efforts for the midterm elections in November. At 28 years old, Levitt has served as press secretary since Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, making her the youngest press secretary in U.S. history. She mentioned on the X platform that balancing the demands of this high-intensity position while raising two young children has been the most rewarding yet challenging experience. Levitt gave birth to her daughter on May 1 of this year and has just returned from maternity leave. Her departure signifies another adjustment in the White House's core external communication role.

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