Carolyn Leavitt, "the youngest White House spokeswoman," reveals what she will do after leaving her position

- White House spokeswoman, Carolyn Leavitt, said that she will move to work with the super PAC, which is allied with President Donald Trump, after leaving her current position at the end of this month. Levitt revealed her plans to reporters on Air Force One on Friday, noting that it was her last trip on the plane as White House spokeswoman.

Although she will miss her job, she said, "I love my children more," adding that she will continue to live in Washington, D.C., for a while. When Trump announced Leavitt's departure earlier this month, he said she would become one of his "senior advisors outside the administration and an influential voice within the Republican Party."

Leavitt also said she will be back on Air Force One to attend the midterm conference in Dallas in September. Levitt (28 years old) made history as the youngest White House spokeswoman ever, and the first woman to hold this position, which is characterized by enormous pressure, while pregnant. She returned to the press conference stage last month after a short maternity leave.

Leavitt held a secondary position during Trump's first term, but she emerged as one of his most effective and loyal spokesmen during his second term. She created a public image of a fierce and determined defense of Trump and his policies, engaging in debates with journalists who asked difficult questions while welcoming more friendly media outlets.

Behind the microphone and on social media, she also presented herself as a devoted wife and working mother; She would take her little boy, Nico, with her on Air Force One and in the Oval Office, take pictures with her husband at the White House Easter and Halloween celebrations, bake apple pie herself, and enjoy moments of tenderness with her newborn, Viviana. As is often the case with social media, these photos hide the hard and demanding nature of her work.