Karoline Leavitt's son starts practicing for baby sister's arrival
Karoline Leavitt shares a video of her son amid rumors the pregnant White House Press Secretary is leaving
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Sunday shared a video of her son pushing a babystroller as she prepares for the arrival of her second child.
"Preparing for when baby sister comes," she captioned the clip shared on her Instagram Stories.
The clip comes days after her friends held a baby shower ahead of the expected birth of her second child, amid rumors that she might be leaving the White House.
In an Instagram post, Leavitt thanked friends for organizing the celebration, writing that she felt “blessed” to be surrounded by supportive women as she prepares to welcome a baby girl in the coming weeks.
Leavitt and her husband, Nicholas Riccio, welcomed their first child, also named Nicholas, in July 2024.
Nicholas Riccio is a real estate developer and investor from New Hampshire. The couple met in 2022 while Leavitt was campaigning for Congress in New Hampshire.
They got engaged in December 2023 and married in January 2025, just days before the presidential inauguration of Trump.
Karoline Leavitt and her husband share a significant age difference. Nicholas Riccio is about 32 years older than she is. Born in August 1997, Karoline Leavitt is 28 years old, while her husband is 60.
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