Washington insiders have long whispered about the powerful perks granted to those in the inner orbit of former President Donald Trump, but few could have imagined just how far the benefits stretch — until now.

Newly leaked documents obtained by a high-level political source close to Capitol Hill reveal that Karoline Leavitt, the fiery, ultra-loyal White House power secretary, is at the center of one of the most extravagant and secretive health insurance arrangements in modern political history. According to reports, Leavitt’s annual health coverage deal isn’t just extensive — it’s staggering.

The plan, which is allegedly brokered through a private executive-level insurer affiliated with a Trump-friendly PAC, provides coverage for not only Karoline herself but for up to 50 of her extended family members — including cousins, in-laws, grandparents, and even ex-step-relatives still in contact with her immediate circle.

The base cost of the plan reportedly starts at six figures per year — but that’s just the floor. Insiders say that when it comes to Leavitt herself and her young son, the premiums skyrocket well beyond that, with her personal package including concierge-level care, full-time on-call specialists, and emergency global extraction services — a luxury typically reserved for heads of state or Fortune 100 CEOs.

“Karoline’s health coverage isn’t just comprehensive, it’s elite,” said a former Trump administration health advisor familiar with the matter. “We’re talking about a platinum-tier policy that includes everything from fertility support to gene therapy consultations, mental wellness retreats, and even predictive disease mapping based on family history.”

The total estimated annual value of the full policy — factoring in the 50+ beneficiaries and Leavitt’s own high-tier care — could exceed $750,000, according to one insurance analyst. And here’s the kicker: it’s believed to be entirely covered by funds connected to Trump-aligned donor networks.

When asked about the legitimacy of the policy, a spokesperson for Leavitt declined to comment, stating only that “Ms. Leavitt’s benefits are fully compliant with all government ethics and disclosure laws.” The White House itself has also remained tight-lipped, refusing to confirm or deny whether taxpayer dollars are in any way entangled in the coverage.

But that hasn’t stopped speculation from running wild, especially among those questioning Leavitt’s intense loyalty to Trump — even long after his presidency officially ended.

“She’s never wavered,” said a senior D.C. correspondent for a right-leaning news network. “When others bailed, she doubled down. When Trump needed a voice, she shouted the loudest. Now we may be seeing one reason why.”

Indeed, Leavitt has become one of Trump’s most visible and vocal defenders on the national stage, appearing on cable networks weekly, delivering press briefings with steely poise, and even taking subtle jabs at more moderate GOP figures when they appear to drift from Trump’s orbit.

And while her public persona has drawn both admiration and criticism, behind the scenes, the perks of her unwavering allegiance have quietly stacked up — with this health insurance package now becoming the most glaring example.

Political ethics watchdogs are already sounding the alarm.

“Even if no laws were broken, this kind of arrangement raises serious red flags,” said Lara Pembroke, director of a nonpartisan government accountability group. “It creates a loyalty loop where personal and familial benefits are tied to political allegiance — that’s dangerous.”

Others, however, are less concerned with the ethics and more fascinated by the sheer scope of the benefits.

“Most people don’t even get dental,” joked one Capitol Hill aide. “Meanwhile, Karoline’s godmother’s third husband’s cousin could be getting a full-body MRI in a luxury suite somewhere in Zurich. You almost have to respect the hustle.”

Still, not everyone in Trump world is thrilled with the revelation.

Privately, some members of the former president’s inner circle are grumbling about “preferential treatment” and what one source called “the Karoline bubble.” A longtime Trump ally reportedly told a colleague, “She’s protected like a queen, while the rest of us are stuck fighting over crumbs.”

Whether Trump himself approved the health package remains unclear, though many believe such a high-level arrangement wouldn’t be possible without his personal sign-off — especially given the financial magnitude and the optics involved.

“It’s Trump’s style,” noted a former campaign strategist. “He rewards loyalty not just with positions of power, but with lasting security. Health insurance that covers half your family tree? That’s loyalty insurance.”

And for Karoline, that loyalty doesn’t seem to be waning anytime soon.

Sources say she has already begun exploring long-term private health infrastructure options that could extend beyond any official White House role — including forming a “family health trust” backed by anonymous political donors, with benefits extending well into the next generation.

Whether or not those plans materialize, one thing is certain: Karoline Leavitt isn’t just surviving Washington. She’s thriving — in peak condition, with an ironclad insurance policy that might just be the envy of every staffer on Capitol Hill.

As the 2026 election cycle looms and Trump hints at yet another run, expect Karoline to be right there beside him — mic in hand, heels sharp, and coverage in full.

Because in Washington, loyalty may be priceless — but sometimes, it comes with a $750,000 receipt.