Karoline Leavitt, 28 years old, announced her resignation as White House press secretary, stating that she intends to spend more time with her children. Leavitt became the youngest woman ever to hold this position.
Leavitt's departure comes less than three months before the US midterm elections, which may represent a logistical challenge for the administration, which will be without a press secretary during a politically sensitive period.
During her tenure, Leavitt was a prominent figure in White House communications, frequently appearing at public events and interviews to defend the administration's positions.
Her departure marks a significant change in the White House communications team at a time when media coverage of government policies tends to intensify during the pre-election period.
