Levitt, 28, to Join Trump’s MAGA Inc. After White House Role Ends

Caroline Levitt, White House press secretary, announced on Friday that she will join a political organization focused on fundraising for former President Donald Trump following her departure from the White House at the end of this month.

MAGA Inc. and Super PAC Rules

Levitt, aged 28, will return to work with MAGA Inc., a major political action committee classified as a “super PAC” supporting Trump, according to AFP.

Such committees are permitted to raise unlimited contributions and spend funds to influence elections—including on advertising—as long as they do not coordinate directly with candidates or their official campaign organizations.

Upcoming Republican Event and Election Timeline

Levitt told reporters she will accompany the former president to a Republican Party conference in Dallas, Texas, in early September, ahead of the November midterm elections.

Prior Work History and Transition Timing

She previously worked with MAGA Inc. between 2022 and 2024, prior to joining Trump’s presidential campaign team.

Levitt, who gave birth to her second child in early May, announced on August 12 that she would leave her White House post to dedicate more time to her family.

Successor Question and Trump’s Response

When asked who would succeed Levitt—who is the youngest person ever to hold the White House press secretary position—Trump said on Friday that he had “never received this many job applications in his life.”