The mother-of-one, who at 27, is the youngest White House press secretary in history, sparked attention by using the famous slogan coined by her boss Donald Trump.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt speaks during the daily briefing in the Brady Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, DC, on March 19, 2025.
At just 27 years old, she has achieved a remarkable milestone by securing the title of youngest ever White House press secretary (Image: AFP via Getty Images)

There’s no doubt Karoline Leavitt is embracing her top job – she celebrated her career milestone by saying thanks for ‘making America great again’.

The mother-of-one, who at 27, is the youngest White House press secretary in history, sparked attention by using the famous slogan coined by her boss Donald Trump.

Just earlier this month Karoline’s supporters are cheering her on, saying she is “living the American dream” while balancing motherhood with her duties at the White House. Karoline cheerfully posted on Instagram to her 1million followers: “Hi guys, thanks for following along as we make America great again.”

At just 27 years old, she has achieved a remarkable milestone by securing the title of youngest ever White House press secretary. She has been keeping fans up-to-date with her MAGA Minute on Instagram too which has delighted some fans. And she recently took to Instagram to share her experience of bringing her eight-month-old son Nicholas to work for the first-ever MAHA Commission Meeting.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt speaks during a briefing at the White House, Feb. 12, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)

Karoline Leavitt celebrates career milestone as she thanks ‘making America great again’ (Image: AP)

The Make America Healthy Again commission, which was created through an executive order last month, appointed Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr as its chairperson under Donald Trump’s directive. This newly minted commission is tasked with providing recommendations to the President regarding ways to tackle chronic illnesses and enhance life expectancy across the nation.

The inaugural meeting, which was held in Washington on Tuesday afternoon, was attended by parents who engaged in conversations about the benefits of cultivating healthy living and dietary choices for kids. Celebrating her role as a working mom, Karoline posted an endearing photo on Instagram where she’s seen cradling her young son during the meeting.

Her caption expressed her pride, “Yesterday, I was proud to bring my son with me to the first ever MAHA Commission Meeting at the White House with @robertfkennedyjr and many moms (and dads! ) who are leading the nationwide movement to Make America Healthy Again. Secretary Kennedy has already met with leading packaged food companies about removing food dyes from their products, directed the FDA to reform their standards, announced an intention to ensure the US leads the world in production of healthy baby formula, and vowed to provide nutritious foods to lower-income children through the SNAP Program.

“As Americans, a healthy future for our kids should be something we can all agree upon! Thanks to President Trump, the MAHA Movement is turning into ACTION!”

Many fans expressed their delight in seeing the first baby make his White House debut. One admirer commented the post, “You’re living the American dream! I’m here for it!” Another exclaimed, “MAKING MAMA PROUD!!!” A third contributed, “the true definition what America should stand for.”