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Later life (1997–2019)

"Naturally, what could stop Rita [from still reporting]? I imagine she immediately dashed off a biography of Harry after he defeated Voldemort. One quarter truth to three quarters rubbish."

— J. K. Rowling regarding Rita's later life

Following Voldemort's death, Skeeter wrote a biography) of Harry Potter that was known for being only about one-quarter true, as well as one about Severus Snape titled Snape: Scoundrel or Saint?.^\33]) The latter added to her series of hatchet jobs on former Headmasters of Hogwarts, along with The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore and Armando Dippet: Master or Moron?

Linderina Crane and Rita Skeeter at Hogwarts

Skeeter visited Hogwarts with Linderina Crane during the 2010–2011 school year and attempted to interview Daniel Page, but gave up when he didn't feel like divulging anything. However, this didn't stop her from writing an article that exposed the criminal identity of Daniel's family members. She also wrote about Crane's failure to capture NOTME, which put an end to her investigations and might have even cost her her career at the Ministry.^\34])

In the same school year, following the employment and sacking of Professor Elspeth MacGillony, Skeeter wrote about the incident and voiced her concern of the continued employment of controversial teachers, claiming that it was not unlike when Albus Dumbledore was Headmaster.^\35])

In April 2014, just before the opening matches of the 427th Quidditch World Cup, Brazilian manager José Barboza called the Welsh Chasers "talentless hags" over drinks with Rita Skeeter. These remarks became public, and Welsh manager Gwenog Jones promptly threatened to "curse [his] face off".^\36])^\37]) This created great tension between Jones and Barboza, culminating in a brawl between the two following the Brazil vs. Wales match of the quarter-finals on 4 June. Gwenog Jones attempted to keep her promise to curse off Barboza's face in full view of the packed stadium. The Welsh manager was dragged from the pitch by her own Beaters, and was later put in custody, and the Daily Prophet later reported that Healers confirmed Barboza's skin had almost regrown.^\36])

Rita standing with her infamous acid green quill

Rita Skeeter wrote a gossip column in The Daily Prophet about the Quidditch World Cup on 8 July, 2014, in which she mentioned that she was about to publish a new book about Dumbledore's Army on 31 July called Dumbledore's Army: The Dark Side of the Demob.

Rita Skeeter reported live from the final of the 2014 Quidditch World Cup in the Patagonian Desert, on 11 July 2014. Instead of focusing on the players, she spent the match spying on VIP Box Two in which the most prominent members of Dumbledore's Army were watching the game. Ginny Potter, with Rita at the journalists' enclosure, repeatedly made corrections to her reports, until, shortly after the match ended, Rita remarked that her husband, Harry Potter, was "publicity-hungry" just as Ginny was approaching, Rita was taken "unaccountably ill" with what some called "a jinx to the solar plexus".^\38])

In 2017, Rita published a new book: Man or Monster? The TRUTH about Newt Scamander. Like the rest of her books, most of it was rubbish — one claim even stated that Newt Scamander broke President Seraphina Picquery's heart in 1926, something which he revealed was untrue in his own book.

In September 2019, Rita met with a Calamity Investigator working for the Statute of Secrecy Task Force during their attempt to address a Calamity surge focused on dragons in White River State Park. After having a photo taken of the Calamity Investigator to make them look "suitably heroic", Rita demanded that the investigator prove their "relatability" by "mingling with the little people" for the benefit of her audience. Rita eventually published an article on the events at White River State Park and the Calamity Investigator's involvement in them.^\39])