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Washington. White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt will resign from her post at the end of August. US President Donald Trump informed about his resignation through social media on Wednesday. According to Trump, Levitt has taken this decision to give more time to the family. The President praised her work and said that she will continue to play her role as a top advisor to the Republican Party.

Levitt, who worked as press secretary in the Trump administration for about 18 months, has described her tenure as a memorable experience. He posted on social media platform X and described his decision as a 'bitter-sweet' experience.

'Becoming White House Press Secretary is the greatest honor of life'

Leavitt said that serving as White House press secretary for the past year and a half has been the greatest honor and thrill of her life. He expressed gratitude for his time spent in the Oval Office, trips to different parts of the world and the opportunity to convey President Trump's message to the public.

Describing her return to work after the birth of her daughter, Levitt said that juggling the responsibilities of one of the most demanding jobs in the world while welcoming a child has been both honoring and extremely challenging.

She said that due to the constant time, energy and attention she devoted to the duties of press secretary, she was not able to give her two children the best mother they deserved. For this reason he took the difficult decision to leave the post.

Trump said – respect the decision to give time to family

President Trump supported Levitt's decision on his Truth Social account. He said that Caroline has been one of his most trusted colleagues and he fully respects her decision to give time to the family. Trump said that from 2018 to the historic re-election campaign of 2024, Levitt has done great work for freedom and justice. He described Caroline Levitt as one of the best press secretaries in history.

Will remain Trump's top advisor even outside the White House

Donald Trump said that Caroline Leavitt will remain his top outside adviser even after leaving the White House. She will serve as an influential voice within the party in the Republican Party's efforts to win and create history in the upcoming midterm elections. Levitt also said that his fight to combat the threat posed by the Democratic Party is now entering a new phase, but it is not over yet.

Became the youngest White House Press Secretary

Caroline Levitt joined Trump's team during the 2024 presidential election campaign. After the election victory, she worked as the spokesperson of the transition team. After this, Trump appointed him White House Press Secretary. She became the youngest person in history to be appointed to this post. Leavitt thanked her husband, family, Chief of Staff Susie Wills, and the entire Trump family for their support during her role.