Despite her family's fashion legacy, Shaffer didn't feel called to the clothing industry. "I never thought I was going to work in fashion," she told Teen Vogue. "It never occurred to me." However, Shaffer did feel called to journalism. "My grandfather was an editor and my uncle is an editor. Obviously my mom is an editor." So becoming one herself wasn't an unreasonable idea at all.
Shaffer did explore a career in journalism briefly, but that's not where she landed. "I did a bunch of internships. Every time I'd worked at a magazine, it had been in entertainment," she continued. "And then I realized I loved that, and that's what I ended up doing."
Shaffer landed a dream job 2014 when she became a segment producer on Late Night with Seth Meyers, the New York Post reported. And she stayed there for a total of three and a half years, according to a post she made on Instagram.
So, as King George asks in Hamilton, what comes next? A source told Page Six that she has taken a job with Ambassador Theater Group, which sounds totally fitting for a theater nerd.
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