In a bizarre turn of events yesterday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt found herself at the center of a heated confrontation at Luxury Motors, an upscale car dealership in Bethesda, Maryland. According to eyewitnesses, Leavitt was unceremoniously escorted out of the dealership after a fiery exchange with the manager, leaving onlookers stunned—but it was her jaw-dropping reaction afterward that has everyone talking.
The incident reportedly began when Leavitt, 27, arrived at the dealership to inquire about a custom-order Rolls-Royce Phantom for her husband, real estate mogul Nicholas Riccio. Dressed in her signature designer attire, Leavitt allegedly demanded immediate attention, bypassing other customers. “She walked in like she owned the place,” said one customer, who wished to remain anonymous. “She kept saying, ‘Do you know who I am? I’m the White House Press Secretary!’”
Tensions escalated when the dealership manager, Tom Reynolds, informed Leavitt that the specific model she wanted was unavailable due to supply chain issues. Sources claim Leavitt responded by accusing Reynolds of “sabotaging” her request and “disrespecting the Trump administration.” The argument reportedly grew so loud that other customers began recording the scene on their phones.
“She was yelling about how she’d make sure the dealership regretted this,” said another witness. “Then she tried to pull rank, saying she’d have the Secret Service ‘look into’ the business. That’s when the manager had enough.” Reynolds, a no-nonsense veteran of the auto industry, promptly asked Leavitt to leave, citing her disruptive behavior. When she refused, security escorted her out, much to the shock of onlookers.
But the real bombshell came hours later. In a move that has sparked a firestorm online, Leavitt returned to Luxury Motors the following morning—this time with her husband behind the wheel of a gleaming Rolls-Royce Ghost, reportedly borrowed from a friend. Parked ostentatiously in front of the dealership, Leavitt posed for photos, flashing a triumphant smile. She then took to social media, posting, “Some people don’t know class when they see it. We’ll take our business where loyalty and respect are valued. #MAGA.”
The stunt has divided opinions. Supporters praised Leavitt’s boldness, with one X user writing, “Karoline showed them who’s boss! That’s our Press Secretary!” Critics, however, called it petty and unbecoming of her position. “This is the kind of drama we expect from reality TV, not the White House,” remarked a political analyst on CNN.
Luxury Motors declined to comment, but a spokesperson confirmed that the dealership is cooperating with local authorities after receiving “threatening messages” online. Meanwhile, Leavitt’s team has dismissed the incident as “fake news,” claiming she was merely “misunderstood.”
As the story continues to trend on X, one thing is clear: Karoline Leavitt knows how to make headlines—whether from the White House podium or a car dealership parking lot.
