Letters written by Natalie Harp, a close aide to US President Donald Trump, in which she professes complete devotion and shares intimate feelings with the commander-in-chief, have sparked concerns over their relationship even among Trump’s team, according to a recent report.
The two letters, written around the time of Trump’s visit to Scotland and Ireland in 2023, were received from sources within the president’s 2024 campaign by Michael Wolff, author of “All or Nothing,” a best-selling book about the campaign. They were then published in full by The Daily Beast.
They were written when Harp was 31, and the then-former president was 76. Today, Harp earns an annual salary of $150,000 as an executive assistant and is known as Trump’s “gatekeeper,” even being one of a handful of people who were secretly swapped out of Air Force One with Trump in Turkey after a security threat.
“I’m sorry,” one of the letters began.
“I thought I was the only one left behind last night, and had no idea Margot’s car was also pulled over, and sent back to the Airport,” she wrote, appearing to refer to White House communications adviser Margot Martin, who was also a part of Trump’s visit.
