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Jacinda Ardern's resigned as prime minister of New Zealand.
She's taken the decision to step down because she's run out of energy for the job.
Ardern took on the role of prime minister of New Zealand in 2017.
At just 37, she was the world's youngest female leader, and the next year also gave birth while in office.
As prime minister, Ardern's shown leadership through some tough times.
She gained international respect for the way she handled a terrorist attack on the country's Muslim community.
And her quick decisions after a volcanic eruption on White Island and during Covid saved many lives.
Despite being a popular leader who made the front covers of international magazines like British Vogue and Time, Ardern's government's now losing support.
The country's economy is facing challenges and prices are rising sharply.
This has caused some voters to lose faith in the government.
Nevertheless, her resignation's received mixed reactions.
Some are saddened by the news and talk about her achievements.
Others have had enough and would like a new leader who can improve conditions for businesses in New Zealand.
In October, New Zealand will vote for its next government, when Ardern's replacement Chris Hipkins hopes to win.
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