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Karoline Leavitt and other moms who left
Karoline Leavitt, a White House press secretary, resigned after 10½ weeks in the role, citing the challenges of balancing her job and new motherhood. Analysis shows that mothers serving as White House press secretaries stay in the position, on average, about a year less than their counterparts, highlighting the difficulties working mothers face in high-profile, demanding roles. The trend reflects broader issues of work-life balance, with many women leaving careers with long hours and intense public scrutiny to prioritize family.
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