Karoline Leavitt, 29, has begun life after her tenure as White House press secretary, recently sharing glimpses of her family time and hinting at future professional endeavors. Leavitt concluded her role on Thursday, August 27, after serving for over a year. She cited a desire to spend more time with her two young children as the primary reason for her departure.

"I think the birth of my second daughter, as I said in my statement, really just showed me that two children at home deserve and need their mothers 24/7 constant attention and presence," Leavitt said in a recent interview. "They are very young. This is a very impressionable time. And of course, we never get these years back with our young kids."

Since stepping down, Leavitt has posted on social media about her activities. One Instagram Story featured a video of her with her two children, daughter Viviana 'Vivi' and son Niko, 2, in her backyard. "Exactly where I need to be. Thank you God," she wrote over the clip.

Another post showed Leavitt golfing with friends in her hometown of New Hampshire. "Home sweet home with my hometown girls," she captioned the photo. In another snap, she was pictured golfing with her friends from her hometown of New Hampshire She also shared a video of herself golfing, writing, "We are so back, baby!"

Despite leaving her official White House role, Leavitt is expected to remain involved in Republican politics. She is set to return to President Donald Trump's super PAC, MAGA Inc., as an outside advisor. Leavitt is returning to President Donald Trump's super PAC, MAGA Inc., as an outside advisor

Additionally, there are reports that Leavitt is being considered for a role on the ABC daytime talk show The View. Sources suggest the network is interested in having her join the panel, aiming to add a conservative voice to challenge the show's predominantly liberal hosts. The View reportedly extended an invitation for Leavitt to appear as a guest. A source confirmed this invitation, noting that the show's 30th season will begin this fall with its current hosts. The show has previously sought to incorporate a consistent conservative perspective. Leavitt has not commented on these potential opportunities, and ABC has also not provided an official statement, though a program insider confirmed the guest invitation.