Karoline Leavitt made a stylish appearance at the America.gov launch event last month, where she delivered the opening remarks to kick off the platform’s rollout.
The event took place on September 29, at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington, D.C., bringing together White House officials and prominent figures from the technology industry.
For the occasion, the mom of two opted for a polished navy-blue pinstripe skirt suit, pairing the tailored blazer with a black top and beige pumps. The classic ensemble gave her a professional, sophisticated look for the high-profile gathering.
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President Donald Trump, joined by Vice President JD Vance, cabinet officials and National Design Studio lead Joe Gebbia, officially unveiled America.gov, an AI-powered portal designed to serve as a central digital gateway to federal government services.
The daylong event and accompanying discussions featured prominent technology and artificial intelligence leaders, including Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, highlighting the administration’s focus on expanding the use of AI.
Leavitt was also photographed posing alongside Musk at the event. The moment was shared in a post by her makeup artist, drawing attention to the pair’s appearance together at the launch.
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More recently, Karoline offered a candid assessment of Katie Zacharia’s brief time as her successor, saying the high-profile position “obviously was not for her.”
Speaking to Fox News Digital on Thursday, Leavitt acknowledged the demands of serving as White House press secretary, drawing on her own experience in the role.
“Well, look, White House press secretary is a tough job,” Leavitt said. “I know that because I did it, obviously, for almost two years, and many people say it’s one of the hardest jobs in politics. It takes a lot of preparation, and sometimes you don’t know how someone will perform until they go out there.”
“The job, obviously, was not for her, but we wish her and her family well,” she added.
Leavitt, 29, is now working as a political commentator and is scheduled to officially begin her role as an on-air contributor for Fox News on November 1.
She also remains an outside adviser to President Donald Trump and is helping him identify a new White House press secretary following Zacharia’s departure.
