FAREWELL, KELLYANNE: Kellyanne Conway speaks on night three of RNC

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway addressed her husband's public rebuke of President Trump Wednesday in one of her final interviews before she departs the administration, telling "The Story" that she tries "to use my social media platform to not attack people."

Conway has largely kept her personal life hidden from the public eye, often dodging questions about her attorney husband George's scathing criticism of Trump on Twitter. George Conway recently told The Washington Post that Trump’s presidency was “maddening to watch” and said he tweets his criticisms so that he doesn’t “end up screaming” at his wife about her boss.

"What I would say is, I don't let anybody define me and nobody can make you feel badly without your permission," said Conway, who added that "I think that American couples can disagree and all of that, but I preferred to remain much more private about that and try to use my social media platform to not attack people."

Conway, long a fixture in the Trump White House, announced she was leaving her position on Sunday, citing her devotion to her children and her renewed focus on providing "less drama, more mama.”

Conway thanked President Trump for believing in her, and for making sure that she and "the other women here have been on equal footing with the men."

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