The journey from intern to youngest White House spokesman in history

(Dan Tri) - Recently, US President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Karoline Leavitt (27 years old) as White House press secretary. Leavitt's education and career path are attracting attention.

"Karoline Leavitt did an outstanding job as national press secretary during my campaign. I am pleased to announce that Ms. Leavitt will serve as White House press secretary," President-elect Donald Trump announced recently.

Mr. Trump commented: "Leavitt is a smart, tough girl and has proven herself to be a very effective communicator."

Ms. Karoline Leavitt - the youngest White House spokeswoman in the history of American politics (photo: HP).

Ms. Leavitt was born and raised in New Hampshire, in a middle-class family with a small business. She studied communications and political science at Saint Anselm College, a school located in the state of New Hampshire. Ms. Leavitt received a scholarship right from the start, because of her impressive ability in sports, especially in softball.

During her studies, Ms. Leavitt showed an early interest in American political issues. She often wrote commentaries expressing her personal views on major issues and submitted them to the school's student newspaper.

Ms. Leavitt also founded Saint Anselm College's first radio club. During her college years, Leavitt interned at the White House and several television stations, including the popular news channel Fox News.

While interning at the White House, Leavitt worked in the Office of the President's Correspondent. After graduating from college, she joined the White House press office.

Leavitt served as assistant press secretary to Kayleigh McEnany, former White House spokeswoman, from 2020 to 2021. After Trump's first term ended in 2021, Leavitt continued to pursue a political career and made her mark as a communications officer.

When she officially takes up the position of White House spokeswoman, Ms. Leavitt will be the youngest person to ever hold the position in American political history.

Karoline Leavitt just gave birth 4 months ago, she quickly returned to work after giving birth (Photo: DM).

In her personal life, Ms. Leavitt's husband is a businessman, and she gave birth to their first son in July this year. Ms. Leavitt immediately returned to work after giving birth. She said she received great support from her husband and her mother. The two helped her take care of her baby while she carried out important tasks in Mr. Donald Trump's election campaign.

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