In a moment that delighted conservatives across the country, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that she and her husband, Nick, are expecting a baby girl in May 2026. The news marks the couple’s second child, following the birth of their son, Niko, in July 2024, and it adds another chapter to what many on the right see as a powerful example of faith, family, and service at the highest levels of government.

At just 28 years old, Leavitt has already become one of the most formidable communicators in modern White House history, routinely dismantling hostile media narratives with poise and precision. Now, she’s making history again as the first pregnant White House press secretary, all while continuing her role at the podium without missing a beat.

Announcing the news, Leavitt struck a joyful and deeply personal tone. She said she and her husband are “thrilled to grow our family” and eager to watch their young son step into his new role as a big brother. She also spoke openly about her faith, calling motherhood “the closest thing to Heaven on Earth” and expressing gratitude to God for what she described as life’s greatest blessing.

Leavitt also made a point to highlight the culture inside the Trump White House, crediting President Donald Trump and Chief of Staff Susie Wiles for fostering a genuinely pro-family environment in the West Wing. According to Leavitt, that support has made it possible for young parents to serve the country at full throttle while still prioritizing what matters most at home.

She noted that many of her colleagues are also raising young children, creating a culture of mutual support rarely acknowledged by the mainstream press. In an era when career success and family life are often portrayed as mutually exclusive, Leavitt’s story tells a different one, that with the right leadership and values, Americans can pursue both.

Looking ahead, Leavitt said she’s especially excited about what 2026 will bring, both personally and nationally. She described the coming year as a pivotal one for the country and shared her enthusiasm about becoming a “girl mom,” a sentiment that quickly resonated with supporters online.

Conservatives wasted no time celebrating the announcement. Lara Trump praised Leavitt’s work ethic and toughness, joking that Americans would soon be watching her “school the fake news media” even in the final months of pregnancy. The popular conservative account Libs of TikTok also shared a congratulatory message, triggering an outpouring of support across X.

Thousands of Americans chimed in with messages of congratulations, prayers, and gratitude, calling Leavitt an inspiration and a symbol of what a confident, family-centered America still looks like. In a political culture often hostile to motherhood and faith, Leavitt’s announcement landed as more than personal news. For many, it was a reminder that the values of family, life, and service are not only alive, but thriving, at the very heart of the Trump White House