Karoline Leavitt Makes History as White House's First Pregnant Press Secretary, Expecting Baby Girl with 32-Year Age Gap Husband
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is going to make history again. The 28-year-old is now the first pregnant press secretary in US history
Karoline Leavitt, the 28-year-old White House Press Secretary, has made history once again. The young official is now the first pregnant press secretary in US history, expecting a baby girl with her husband Nicholas Riccio. In an Instagram post, Leavitt shared the exciting news and expressed her gratitude to God for the blessing of motherhood.
Leavitt met Nicholas Riccio in 2022, while campaigning for a congressional seat in New Hampshire. At the time, Riccio was in his late 50s, and Leavitt was 25. Despite their significant age gap, the couple's connection deepened over time. Riccio, a successful real estate entrepreneur, has built a business empire in Hampton Beach, controlling over 15 buildings. He has a warm and respectful relationship with Leavitt's parents, which has helped ease concerns about their age difference.
The couple welcomed their son, Nicholas Robert 'Niko' Riccio, in July 2024, and got married in January 2025. Leavitt has spoken openly about her atypical love story, crediting Riccio's incredible character for making their relationship work despite their 32-year age gap. As the youngest White House press secretary in US history, Leavitt continues to break barriers and inspire others with her determination and resilience.