Kayleigh McEnany Owns Her Conservative Style Even In a Bikini
Kayleigh McEnany is the former Press Secretary for the White House during Donald Trump’s term. Now she hosts a show on Fox News. It is no surprise that she is conservative in her wardrobe.
McEnany is known for being a feisty Secretary who held staunch defenses of the administration, but of course people also noticed how pretty she is. An almost stereotypical blonde, McEnany doesn’t tend to dress scandalously.
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In this photo, McEnany is dressed conservatively at the beach with her husband and baby. While there are plenty of photos of her near the ocean, you’ll rarely see her in a bikini online. Still McEnany radiates energy that would fit right in on the beach in San Diego.
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Mostly McEnany dresses like she does here. She wears a lot of dresses in varying colors. On the set of her new talk show Outnumbered, she is with other women who wear similar dresses that are both cute and modest.
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Another photo on the beach, there is no bikini here. Instead both McEnany and her daughter are wearing one-piece bathing suits. True to her conservative politics, McEnany would even cover up on the beaches of La Jolla.
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Even when it’s hot out, McEnany wears some pretty modest shorts. Pictured here at the zoo, she sports a surprisingly boyish look. While McEnany is pretty, she doesn’t often flaunt her body.
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True to form, McEnany and her daughter are wearing football jerseys in this home photo. While you’ll never find her in a bikini, McEnany seems to wear more modest and tomboy clothing when she’s not wearing dresses for work.
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