Washington D.C. - White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt led her team in prayer before facing reporters at Friday's White House press briefing. A brief video, circulated widely on social media, captured the moment. The video shows Leavitt and several members of her staff gathered together, heads bowed, in prayer.
The act offers a rare glimpse into the personal practices of individuals working within the White House. While prayer is a common practice among many Americans, its presence within the context of the White House briefing room has generated discussion.
Reactions to the video have varied online. Some have expressed support for Leavitt's open display of faith, while others have raised questions about the separation of church and state. The White House has not yet released an official statement regarding the video or the prayer session.
White House Press Secretary Prays Before Briefing
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt was seen leading her team in prayer before Friday's press briefing. A short video clip shared on social media shows Leavitt and her staff participating in the prayer. The practice offers a glimpse into the personal routines of those working in the White House. The video has sparked discussion online about the role of faith in public service.