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Trump Finds New Assistant Press Secretary in Real America’s Voice Correspondent

“I’m incredibly grateful to President Trump for this opportunity and his trust,” Beni Rae Harmony says The post Trump Finds New Assistant Press Secretary in Real America’s Voice Correspondent appeared first on TheWrap .

Donald Trump’s administration added a new member to its press team on Friday, appointing Real America’s Voice correspondent Beni Rae Harmony as assistant press secretary. The 24-year-old Harmony, who has been the network’s White House correspondent since September 2025, announced her new role on X Friday evening, following TMZ’s report of her recruitment by Trump earlier that day.

She expressed her excitement about joining the Trump Administration, stating her goal to ask the questions that matter to real Americans and ensure their voices are heard. Harmony acknowledged her gratitude to President Trump for this opportunity and emphasized her commitment to serving the American people and advancing the American Dream.

Her addition comes as the White House searches for a replacement for Karoline Leavitt, who stepped down at the end of August to spend more time with her young children. Leavitt, who became the youngest White House press secretary when Trump took office in January 2025, praised her work in the administration and stated that she would continue to serve as one of Trump’s top outside advisors and an influential voice within the Republican Party.

Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance and other administration officials have stepped in to conduct press briefings while the position remains vacant.

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