President Donald Trump’s close aide Natalie Harp has been dubbed the 80-year-old commander-in-chief’s “diaper nurse” by social media users
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- 08:18 ET, JUL 24 2026
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President Donald Trump’s assistant, Natalie Harp, has gained attention recently after reports surfaced about her relationship with the commander-in-chief, with many taking to social media to share conspiracy theories to explain their closeness.
Trump’s young aide, Natalie Harp, has been seen accompanying the president to nearly every event and meeting during his second term. Most recently, Harp was seen next to the president at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Wednesday for the dignified transfer of troops who were killed over the weekend in Jordan and Iraq.
Users on social media have dubbed Harp the president’s “diaper nurse,” a dig at his age, 80, as he is one of the oldest presidents in American history. The accusations of Trump wearing a diaper were lobbed when Trump was seen standing alongside Spain Sunday as they lifted the World Cup trophy — a moment that drew sharp criticism for appearing reluctant to step aside and allow the team to celebrate.
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1 of 12Harp attends dignified transfer with TrumpNatalie Harp has become one of the most recognizable faces in Donald Trump’s inner circle, frequently appearing alongside the president during campaign events and public appearances.Harp, has been seen accompanying the president to nearly every event and meeting during his second term. Most recently, Harp was seen next to the president at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Wednesday for the dignified transfer of troops who were killed over the weekend in Jordan and Iraq. (Image:Getty Images)
2 of 12Harp is a close aideShe has faced fresh scrutiny in recent weeks after explosive new claims emerged about the pair’s bond. The latest revelations come from Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, a book by New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, which portrays Harp as one of the most influential figures in Trump’s administration.The book also alleges Harp left deeply personal letters for the 80-year-old president to discover in his private spaces. In one, she reportedly wrote, “You are all that matters to me.” Trump is said to have responded with his own declaration of loyalty, reportedly telling others that Harp, unlike his other aides, “will never leave me.” (Image:Getty Images)
3 of 12Harp pledges loyalty to Trump after surviving cancerHarp initially became a vocal Trump supporter in 2019 when she gave a speech at her alma mater, Liberty University, commending the president for establishing the Right to Try Act, which permits terminally ill patients who have not responded to available treatments and have been rejected from clinical trials to attempt more experimental alternatives.Harp stated she had personally benefited from this legislation, as she was diagnosed with stage 2 bone cancer, and conventional treatments proved ineffective. In her speech, Harp credited Trump for providing her a fighting chance, enabling her to overcome the devastating disease, and she has remained loyal to him ever since.
