Revealed: The ‘lovesick’ letters Trump aide Natalie Harp sent her boss
The lengthy notes, written in 2023, reveal a young woman deeply concerned about having upset her boss in some way, and desperate to foster an intimate relationship with him.
White House aide Natalie Harp penned two letters to US President Donald Trump in 2023, revealing her deep personal and professional attachment to him. The letters, published by The Daily Beast, offer a glimpse into Harp's evolving relationship with Trump as she moved from television host to one of his closest aides. In one letter, Harp apologises for being left alone in a van outside Customs without her passport during the Scotland trip, expressing regret for not contacting the Secret Service.
She also apologises for walking on the golf course instead of using a cart. Harp writes that she has been struggling with her health and personal life, and that she fears disappointing Trump. She further apologises for any mistakes she may have made and assures Trump that he is "all that matters to me." In her second letter, Harp writes more reflectively about what she has learned about herself during the trip.
She describes spending time with Trump on the golf course without machines and enjoying long walks together. Harp says the break from work helped her realize she was approaching burnout. She also expresses envy for women whose only job appears to be talking to Trump and looking good. Harp recalls her time as a television host and misses the days when they would talk about things unrelated to work.
In a striking passage, Harp says she wants Trump to tell her if she fails, knowing that he is the only one who knows or cares about her deeply.
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