Intimate letters allegedly from Natalie Harp To Trump revealed
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- Intimate letters allegedly written by White House aide Natalie Harp to President Donald Trump were published in full by The Daily Beast.
- The publication comes after renewed speculation over Harp’s unusually close relationship with Trump and a White House backlash to comments by Sen. Jon Ossoff.
Intimate letters allegedly written by White House aide Natalie Harp to President Donald Trump have been published in their entirety by The Daily Beast, intensifying scrutiny of the aide’s relationship with the president.
Harp, 35, has been part of Trump’s inner circle in recent years but only recently became the focus of widespread national attention.
The Washington Post reported less than two weeks ago that Harp was among a small group of White House staffers who left Air Force One to accompany Trump inside a catering truck and later onto a separate military aircraft while departing a NATO summit in Turkey.
The unusual sequence of events drew attention to Harp’s proximity to Trump and prompted questions about her role within his inner circle.
Senate remarks trigger backlash
Speculation intensified last Sunday when Sen. Jon Ossoff, a Democrat from Georgia, casually referred to Harp during a speech about Trump.
The reference quickly fueled rumors online about the nature of Harp’s relationship with the president.
The White House responded angrily, rejecting the insinuations and criticizing the discussion surrounding the aide and Trump.
The publication of the letters now adds another layer to the controversy, although the letters themselves do not, by themselves, establish the nature of the relationship between Harp and Trump.
Harp has previously held a prominent role around Trump and has been a visible member of his political operation. The renewed attention has focused largely on her access to the president and the unusually close proximity described in recent reports.
