Karoline Leavitt made a stylish appearance at Turning Point USA’s Make Heaven Crowded Tour in Manchester, New Hampshire, on October 22, where she also spoke about motherhood, her career plans, and the upcoming political elections.
For the occasion, the former White House press secretary wore a brown, ribbed, long-sleeved midi dress featuring chest pockets and gold buttons running down the front. She styled her hair in loose waves and completed her look with glossy pink lipstick and a touch of blush, giving her a polished appearance as she addressed the audience onstage.
During the event, the mom of two opened up about stepping away from her position as White House press secretary, which ended in August 2026, to focus more on her family.
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Karoline Leavitt Attends Turning Point Event
“There is nothing better than being a mom. Nothing,” she told the audience.
However, Leavitt is not stepping away from the public eye entirely. She is set to join Fox News as an on-air contributor beginning November 1, following her return to New Hampshire.
In recent weeks, Leavitt has also made television appearances discussing the upcoming elections and the 2028 presidential race.
During an October 27 appearance on America’s Newsroom, hosted by Dana Perino and Bill Hemmer, Leavitt discussed Vice President Kamala Harris’s potential plans to run for president again in 2028.
Following a discussion about Harris’s recent campaign visit to New Hampshire, Leavitt revealed that she would welcome another presidential bid from the former vice president.
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“I for one hope Kamala Harris runs again in 2028 again,” Leavitt said.
She went on to explain why she believes another Harris campaign could benefit Republicans, referencing her experience working on President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign.
“Because having served on President Trump's campaign, where he convincingly defeated her in 2024,” Leavitt explained. She added, “I know that will give Republicans the best possible chance to win in 2028.”
Leavitt also questioned Harris’s appeal among voters in New Hampshire and across the country.
“She is not the answer for New Hampshire,” she said. “She is not the answer for the United States.”
“She was already rejected once,” Leavitt added.
Her comments come as political attention increasingly turns toward the 2028 presidential election, with potential candidates and their political prospects already becoming topics of discussion.
