- A review of Natalie Harp's now-removed social media feed has uncovered years of posts showing extraordinary personal devotion to Donald Trump, predating her current role as a key aide.
- CNN's Isabel Chapman and Andrew Kaczynski reviewed the 35-year-old Harp's apparently suspended account on X, formerly known as Twitter, as scrutiny of Harp's closeness to Trump has intensified.
- Chapman said the posts offered a public display of fealty, noting that while Harp worked as a conservative news anchor, she continuously praised those trying to keep Trump in office and repeatedly cast him in heroic terms.
- She also praised Republican lawmakers who challenged the election results, including Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz, and Mike Johnson, calling them "patriots."
- CNN found additional posts praising Trump dating back to 2016, and during his first impeachment, she tweeted Bible verses directed at him, including "I thank my God upon every remembrance of you" and a call to "vindicate" him "against an unfaithful nation."
- The newly unearthed tweets follow last week's Daily Beast report on letters Harp reportedly wrote to Trump expressing personal devotion letters CNN could not independently verify, though the White House defended them, calling Harp "one of the most loyal and hardworking aides of the president."
- Harp's early education began outside the traditional American school system; she was homeschooled by her mother in California and grew up in a strongly evangelical environment.
- She graduated in 2012, giving her a conventional university experience after years of education at home.
- Three years later, she completed an MBA at Liberty University, one of America's best-known evangelical universities, founded by influential conservative pastor Jerry Falwell Sr.
- In a Liberty University profile, she said the institution treated every field of knowledge as a potential mission field and specifically included politics in that philosophy.
- Her MBA was completed in 2015, the same year Ted Cruz launched his presidential campaign at Liberty.
- Harp later described Liberty as an important influence on how she viewed her role in the workplace and public life.
- She became nationally known in 2019 after appearing on Fox News and praising Trump's Right to Try Act, which allows certain terminally ill patients to seek experimental treatments.
- Harp credited the legislation with giving her access to treatment and repeatedly described Trump as having helped save her life.
- She joined his 2020 campaign advisory board and spoke at the Republican National Convention that year.
- After becoming a prominent Trump supporter, Harp worked for One America News Network, where she became a television presenter and promoted Trump's political message.
- She later returned to Trump's orbit, working closely with him at Mar-a-Lago before joining the White House after his 2025 return to office.
- Today, Harp serves as Trump's executive assistant and is frequently seen beside him.
- Her unusual role has earned her the nickname because she carries printed news stories, social media posts and favourable coverage for Trump, who reportedly prefers reading information on paper.
Natalie Harp, a prominent aide to Donald Trump, has been revealed to have a long-standing devotion to the former president through her now-deleted social media posts. These posts, which date back to 2016, showcase her unwavering support for Trump and other Republican figures, including Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz.1119
Harp's social media activity included over 150 tweets that have since been removed, with some expressing her belief in the 2020 election being stolen and her calls to "fight for Trump." She also quoted Rudy Giuliani's controversial remark about "trial by combat," which was later downplayed by his legal team.
In addition to her political fervor, Harp's background is notable; she was homeschooled in a strongly evangelical environment and later earned an MBA from Liberty University, a school known for its conservative values. Harp credits her education at Liberty for shaping her views on politics and public service.710
Her rise to prominence began in 2019 when she appeared on Fox News to advocate for Trump's Right to Try Act, which she claims saved her life by providing access to experimental treatments. Harp joined Trump's 2020 campaign and has since become a key figure in his inner circle, now serving as his executive assistant. The White House has praised her as one of Trump's most loyal aides, highlighting her dedication and hard work.131718
As scrutiny of her relationship with Trump grows, Harp's past posts serve as a testament to her commitment to his political agenda and the Republican Party.
“CNN's review of Harp's suspended X account found posts dating to 2016, including Bible verses during Trump's first impeachment. Her path from homeschooling to Liberty University's MBA in 2015, the same year Ted Cruz launched his campaign there, shaped her view of politics as a mission field.”
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