"You are all that matters to me": Letters from Donald Trump's personal aide revealed

Natalie Harp, the personal aide to US President Donald Trump, has received widespread public attention in recent weeks due to her close relationship with the President. In new letters revealed this past weekend in The Daily Beast, Harp describes her relationship with the President in unusual terms, writing to him that he is the only thing that matters to her.

In the letters, written in 2023, Harp writes that she is jealous of women whose only role seems to be to "talk to you and look pretty." She added that she wants that role!!! and that she misses the days when he would call her, and "we would talk about everything and nothing."

"We are not supposed to talk about work all the time!!!" Harp wrote to Donald Trump. In another letter, she added that "you are all that matters to me" and noted that she never wants to let him down. Harp even added an apology for being filmed chasing his golf cart, writing that she did not want to embarrass him and that she is "not worthy" of him.

According to the report in the American newspaper, the letters were discovered by staff members among the stacks of printouts that Harp would hand to Donald Trump. They were photographed, and those images were circulated among campaign staff.

The 35-year-old Harp has become one of the President's closest advisors in recent years, if not the closest. She was among the few people who accompanied Donald Trump when he transferred from the presidential plane in Turkey to a military aircraft in a secret operation, due to a warning of a real threat from Iran.

The New York Times reported that Harp has become one of the closest advisors to the President in recent years. Her official title is Executive Assistant to the President and Special Assistant to the President, a role that in previous administrations included a combination of coordination, communications management, and various secretarial tasks. Her loyalty to Donald Trump stood out even within the current White House, where many tried to advance through total dedication to the President.

In practice, Harp has enormous influence on the information that reaches the President, as reported in The Washington Post. A large part of Harp's role is to feed the President an unfiltered stream of information, some of it from dark corners of social media, and some of it passed to the President against the wishes of his other advisors. She earned the nickname "the human printer" because she follows the President around with a portable printer so she can hand him printed information.

Harp also frequently posts for the President on his Truth Social account. A video that resurfaced this week shows Donald Trump watching a speech and dictating ideas for posts alongside Harp. She typed them in real-time and published them in his name and in his unique style.

In the book "Regime Change" by New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, Donald Trump says that Harp is the only person who loves him as much as his wife and children. According to him, all his other staff members will leave one day to make money, but Natalie will never leave him.