From the White House to Fox News.. Caroline Leavitt in a New Mission

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Fox News announced on Monday that Caroline Levitt, the former White House spokesperson and close ally of President Donald Trump, will join the network to provide "commentary and analysis."

Levitt will begin appearing on Fox News on November 1, according to a statement from Suzanne Scott, the CEO of Fox News Media, who praised the former White House spokesperson for her "understanding of the current political landscape."

For her part, Levitt said: "I look forward to providing my unique perspective drawn from my experience as a White House spokesperson, accompanied by the same energy and candor that characterized my time in office," according to AFP.

It is worth noting that Levitt, who welcomed her second child in the spring, stepped down from her position in late August to focus on her family, while also confirming her intention to continue promoting the "MAGA" (Make America Great Again) approach. She regularly appeared as a guest on Fox News while holding her previous position.

Trump has not yet appointed a new spokesperson for the White House.

Since her departure, the White House has stopped holding regular press conferences.