🚨 The Incident
Sources close to the Leavitt family say the incident occurred just after 12:17 a.m. on Saturday. Karoline, 27, had just returned from a high-profile fundraiser in Boston when she was reportedly alerted by a chilling scream from the second floor of her home. Her 3-year-old son, Caleb, was found unconscious in his crib, his skin pale and his breathing shallow.

🚑 Emergency Response
Emergency responders quickly transported Caleb to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, over 80 miles away, via medevac helicopter. The cause of the sudden collapse remains undisclosed, though early reports suggest it may have involved a rare allergic reaction — possibly triggered by a food product.

The family has not released a formal statement, although Karoline briefly posted a cryptic message on her social media early Sunday morning:
🙏 “Please pray for my baby. God is in control.”

🎥 Surveillance Leak?
In a bizarre twist, unverified surveillance footage surfaced on an anonymous message board late Sunday evening. The grainy black-and-white clip — allegedly from Leavitt’s home security system — appears to show a shadowy figure near a side window at precisely the same time as the child’s collapse. While law enforcement has not commented on the video’s authenticity, online sleuths are already dissecting every frame.

💬 Public and Political Reactions
News of the incident has sparked a wave of bipartisan concern. Prominent figures — including former President Donald Trump, whom Karoline previously served under — have sent public messages of support.

💡 Who Is Karoline Leavitt?
For the uninitiated, Karoline Leavitt is a rapidly rising conservative voice. A former assistant press secretary in the Trump White House, she gained national attention during her 2022 congressional run. Known for her fierce messaging, sharp rhetoric, and media savvy, Leavitt has become a darling of the MAGA base and a frequent Fox News guest.

As of Monday afternoon, family insiders say Caleb is improving and has regained consciousness. While the exact cause of the medical emergency remains under wraps, officials have confirmed that foul play is “not suspected at this time.”