Karoline Leavitt Says Trump Calls Her at Any Hour and Sleeps Four Hours a Night — She Says She Cannot Keep Up

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has revealed that President Donald Trump calls her at any hour of the night and sleeps as little as four hours. She used the word "crazy" to describe Trump's late-night schedule and his habit of calling staff at all hours.

Leavitt works frequently late into the night, owing to the constant news cycle and President Trump’s own late-night habits. At a Turning Point USA gathering, she mentioned using news apps late at night and messaging staff from 2 to 4 a.m. Leavitt's comments revealed the strain of a role defined by constant pressure and unpredictable hours.

The challenging risk associated with the job, according to reports, could result in a health hazard due to lack of sleep. While speaking at a Turning Point USA event, which took place at the George Washington University, Leavitt confessed that she sleeps very little, as per Irish Star.

Speaking with Erika Kirk at the event, Leavitt said Trump's unpredictable schedule and the constant news cycle leave her with little time to sleep. She revealed that she stays up at night till 3 am, anxiously checking news apps like The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post.

She said she frequently messages her team between 2 and 4 a.m. The youngest Press Sec mentioned that the mix of breaking news and Trump's nighttime work routine keeps her adrenaline elevated and her mind engaged late into the night, according to Daily Express US.

When Kirk asked Leavitt what aspects of the role kept her up at night, she talked about the "crazy" late-night behavior of Trump. She said, "The reality that my boss stays awake all night and is likely to call at any time." Kirk, too, agreed to President Trump's nocturnal nature and said, "The President sleeps very, very little."

Agreeing, Leavitt said, "Very little. Like, maybe four hours a night. It's crazy. I'm a third his age, and I can't keep up. I tell him that all the time."

She said, "I don’t sleep as well in this job because there's just so much going on all the time, breaking news. You never know what you're going to get when you wake up, whether it's the middle of the night or first thing in the morning. And I have all the fake news media apps on my phone."

As reported by The Mirror US, a political analyst said Leavitt's position may be at risk as the Trump administration has witnessed various firings and exits. Former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and Attorney General Pam Bondi were the latest ones to have been removed from their positions.

Political Analyst Christopher Lee, while speaking to the publication, shared that the "breaking point" for her exit could have already occurred. He said, “When Sean Spicer became the joke, almost from the jump, Trump felt they were laughing at him. For Leavitt, the break may already have come. It starts with the Jesus meme where she told Trump to say the photo was 'doctored' and Trump said he thought he looked like ‘a doctor’.”