Natalie Winters might be one of the most talked-about new faces in Washington — and not only for her reporting, but also for her beauty, fashion and a lot of character that she brings in.
The 23-year-old White House correspondent is making waves not just for her political commentary, but for her provocative wardrobe, strong Patriotic views, and an unapologetically bold online persona. She is fearless.
Fashion Faux Pas or Power Play?
Winters lit up social media after appearing at her first White House press briefing in what some critics described as “overly provocative and unprofessional” attire. The backlash came fast — and The Daily Mail didn’t hold back.
But neither did Winters.
“Daily Mail, I would highly suggest you don’t go to war with me lol,” she posted on X, before accusing her critics of celebrating “obesity, trannies and grooming.”
The clash only intensified when Daily Mail columnist Lisa Kennedy fired off an op-ed titled: “You’re not a hostess at Hooters, you work at the White House!”
Winters responded during a segment with Bannon, calling the outrage “gross” and chalking it up to “women being women.”
“Miss Information” — And She Owns It
Known online as “Miss Information,” Winters wears the title like a badge of honor. Her social feeds feature openly male and female only views, Christian values, and antifeminist content — and she’s not backing down.
In one Instagram post, she posed in front of a Trump building, writing: “First time back in Chicago since getting kicked out of my sorority for being transphobic #winning.”
She’s also dismissed modern feminism, recently posting: “The wage gap is a hoax!!!” and declaring on a podcast: “Life being a woman … it’s life on easy mode.”
From Academic Overachiever to Conservative Firebrand
Winters graduated from the University of Chicago in just three years, and was awarded the Jack Roth Charitable Foundation Lincoln Fellowship by the conservative Claremont Institute in 2024.
Since then, she’s carved out a role as a go-to voice on Bannon’s show — and a headline magnet.
Her Feud with OnlyFans Star Lily Phillips
Winters also took aim at OnlyFans star Lily Phillips, who made headlines for a viral documentary about sleeping with 100 men in a single day.
Winters blasted the stunt as “detrimental to the family unit” on Bannon’s podcast. Phillips’ blunt reply? “I just love shagging.”
A MAGA Merch Queen?
Not just a talking head, Winters is also the founder of She’s So Right!, an apparel and accessories brand that proudly claims:
“Proudly made in the USA, just like you!” Based in Santa Monica, the brand promotes “American-made” fashion for young, conservative women.
