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You never clock off from being a mom - even when you're the White House Press Secretary.
Karoline Leavitt has been heaped with praise over her parenting skills while appearing on camera at the White House's traditional Thanksgiving pardon on Tuesday.
The 28-year-old attended the 78th annual National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentation, which saw President Donald Trump pardon two turkeys, Gobble and Waddle, in the decades-old tradition.
Leavitt brought along her one-year-old son Niko for the festivities, who immediately stole the show before the formalities began.
In clips shared online by Fox News, Leavitt, who wore a black-and-white dress with ribbon-tied cuffs and collar, was holding her squirming toddler while listening to a representative from the US Turkey Industry speak.
After a few seconds, she let the toddler down on the floor, cautiously following him as he took a few wobbly steps before sitting near one of the turkeys.
Moments later, Leavitt picked her son back up as he started to crawl away, all while still engaging with what was happening around her.
'Thank you, Waddle, that was quite a performance, a very well-behaved bird,' the mom-of-one joked while still holding her wriggling son, who wore an adorable shirt which read: 'Mama's little turkey.'
Viewers loved the sweet moment, gushing over Leavitt doing her best to straddle the line between doing her job and parenting her child.
'She's trying to be professional and answer questions while trying to hover and mom. Relatable lmao,' one person wrote.
'Karoline Leavitt's son totally stole the spotlight — his little moment with Waddle was priceless. Forget the presidential pardon… this kid just won Thanksgiving,' another wrote.
'Who knew a turkey and a toddler could steal a national spotlight together?' a third said.
'That little guy with the turkey is the real star of the day,' another person said.
A fifth viewer wrote: 'So adorable! Heartwarming moments on Thanksgiving.'
'That kid is braver than I am. I do not trust turkeys at all,' declared another user.
Gobble was named the National Thanksgiving Turkey to receive the pardon at the ceremony with the president, but Waddle also received a pardon, as is tradition.
Leavitt doesn't often share details about her family life but sometimes offers a rare glimpse into her relationship with her husband, Nicholas Riccio, who is 32 years her senior.
Leavitt has previously addressed her 'very atypical love story,' speaking with Megyn Kelly about their romance and how they first met in March.
'I met my husband during my Congressional Campaign. A mutual friend of ours hosted an event at a restaurant that he owns up in New Hampshire and invited my husband,' the Press Secretary said in the interview.
'I was speaking. We met, and we were acquainted as friends. And then we fell in love.'
The Megyn Kelly Show host then asked if she had doubted their relationship would work because of the large age gap, with Leavitt confirming she did have some doubts initially.
'Yes, of course. I mean it's a very atypical love story, but he's incredible,' she gushed. 'He is my greatest supporter, he's my best friend and he's my rock.'
She continued: 'He's built a very successful business himself so now he's fully supportive of me building my success in my career.
'He's the father of my child and he's the best dad I could ever ask for. And he is so supportive, especially during a very chaotic period of life.'
The pair got engaged in December 2023, with Leavitt writing at the time: 'The best Christmas of my life. I get to marry the man of my dreams. I feel SO overwhelmingly BLESSED. Thank you, God.'
The pair officially tied the knot in January 2025, days before President Donald Trump's inauguration.
They went on to welcome their son on July 10, 2024.