Dems trying to say Trump has inappropriate relationship with 34-year-old aide Natalie Harp

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Donald Trump is 80 years old. He is the most powerful man in the world. He has a wife. He has adult children. He has a full White House staff.

He also told his team that his personal assistant, a 34-year-old woman, was “the only one who loved him as much as his wife and his kids.”

Now her own brother is speaking out about her obsession with the president, including her letters to Trump in his personal spaces that read “You are all that matters to me.”

Natalie Harp is Trump’s executive assistant — a former OAN host who first entered Trump’s orbit in 2019 when she thanked him for signing the Right to Try Act, which she claimed allowed her to receive experimental treatment for bone cancer. The Washington Post has cast doubt on that claim.

She joined Trump’s team in 2022 without an official role and has since risen to become his most constant personal aide. She has earned the nickname the “human printer” — she follows Trump everywhere with a portable printer, supplying paper copies of emails, news articles, and documents so the 80-year-old president doesn’t have to look at a screen.

She is, by every account, never more than a few feet away.

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Preston Harp, 38, Natalie’s estranged brother, sat down with the Daily Mail and called Trump a “national embarrassment.” He said his sister’s relationship with the president is “very unhealthy.” His description was blunt: “She’s just like his fan club.”

Preston said he didn’t even know his sister was working for Trump until a friend showed him a Daily Mail article from March 2023 about Trump’s “glamorous new assistant.” He said: “I had no idea. And so it just kind of caused some cognitive dissonance. I don’t understand why my sister, or anyone, could want to work for Trump.”

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What Two Separate Books Revealed

This is not just a family dispute. Two major books have now documented what people inside Trump’s world have apparently been talking about for years.

According to Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump by New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, Harp left gushing letters for Trump in his “personal spaces” before she even officially joined the White House staff. One reportedly read: “You are all that matters to me.”

The string of letters alarmed future White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, who reportedly asked herself, “Where am I?” after reading them.

Michael Wolff’s book All or Nothing also documented Harp’s behavior, describing her fixation on Trump as an open secret inside his operation. One letter she wrote to him around 2023 reportedly said she was “unworthy” of his support. The “aggressiveness” of her attention raised concerns within the Secret Service, which reportedly considered her a “potential danger” to the future president.

The Secret Service flagged her. His chief of staff was alarmed. Two separate books reported it. And she kept getting promoted.

What Trump Said About Her

Early in his second term, Trump told members of his team that Harp “was the only one who loved him as much as his wife and his kids.” He told other staffers: “All of you will go off and make money. She’ll never leave me.”

The President of the United States. To his staff. About a 34-year-old personal assistant.

What This Says About the Man Running the Country

Donald Trump is 80 years old. He does not use a computer. His personal assistant prints out his emails for him and follows him from room to room. He has told his staff that she loves him more than anyone except his wife and children. She leaves private love letters for him in his personal spaces.

And the people around him — his chief of staff, the Secret Service, two teams of veteran journalists, and now her own brother — have all raised alarms about the dynamic.

This is a portrait of a president whose closest working relationship is described by professional observers as a potential security concern, and by her own family as “very unhealthy.”

The man has the nuclear codes. He can’t read his own emails off a screen. And his most trusted companion is a former cable news host who reportedly wrote him letters saying he is “all that matters” and feeds him exactly the type of content he wants to see.

That is who is running the United States.

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