“Cheating don! Two-timing don?”: John Leguizamo mocks Donald Trump kissing blonde alleged to be Natalie Harp in viral AI picture

Trump White House - Source: Getty
Donald Trump And Natalie Harp In The White House - Source: Getty

Colombian-American comedian, actor, and filmmaker John Leguizamo reacted to an alleged/unverified and likely AI-generated picture of Donald Trump kissing a blonde woman on a golf course.

“Cheating don! Two-timing don?” Leguizamo, 66, wrote in the comment section of Citizen Kane’s Threads post hinting at infidelity on Trump's part, despite no credible evidence to support the claim.
John Leguizamo comments on Donald Trump's alleged picture. (Image via Threads)
John Leguizamo comments on Donald Trump's alleged picture. (Image via Threads)

The viral and blurry picture did not reveal the face of the woman Trump appeared to be kissing. However, that didn’t stop online theories, with many bringing up the U.S. President’s executive assistant Natalie Harp's name.

Additionally, there is no credible source confirming its origin and no media outlet has reported on it. There is also no evidence to suggest such a moment ever happened between Trump and Harp.

Republican Party member and former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem dubbed the unverified photo as “fake” on Threads.

Another version of the image also circulated across social media platforms. BBC Verify’s Shayan Sardarizadeh labeled it as “AI-generated and fake”, created using OpenAI models.

Neither Trump nor Harp has commented on the viral picture.


Natalie Harp recently accompanied Donald Trump to Ireland

During his recent two-day trip to Ireland, Donald Trump, 80, was joined by some of his staff and family members, including Natalie Harp and sons Eric and Donald Trump Jr. Besides meeting the Irish Heads of State (President and Taoiseach), Trump also spent time at the Doonbeg golf resort.

However, First Lady Melania Trump didn’t accompany her husband to Ireland. During a speech in Dublin on Saturday, the POTUS noted:

“My wife is here in spirit. She is watching right now. I said, ‘Well, why don’t you come with me?’ She said, ‘Well, it’s a seven-hour trip. Maybe I’m not that friendly.’”

Journalist and internet figure Aaron Rupar mocked Natalie Harp’s presence in Ireland. He posted a picture of her on X and captioned it:

“Look who made the trip to Ireland! #TravelWithNatalie (Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty).”

The White House’s Rapid Response 47 account responded to Rupar’s tweet:

“President Trump does, in fact, travel with staff. Aaron, on the other hand, is a sick, deluded freak (in his 40s) who sits behind a keyboard and posts creepy things like this.”

Aaron counter-replied, writing in the comments:

“I know being in my 40s makes me too old for the President, but I’m at peace with it.”

Last time Natalie Harp, who is nicknamed Trump’s “human printer”, made the headlines was in August, when U.S. media sources claimed she reportedly flew with Donald Trump in a covert third plane out of Turkey following the annual NATO summit in July, amid Iran threats.

They were reportedly accompanied by White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, and Director of Oval Office Operations Walt Nauta.

Meanwhile, Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Communications Director Steven Cheung, and other Trump administration members, alongside the 13-member White House press pool, reportedly traveled on the decoy Air Force One.

Earlier this year, Natalie Harp’s elder brother Preston Harp spoke with The Daily Beast about his sister’s “obsession” with working with Donald Trump. He said on record:

“She thinks that the whitewashing of history is actually a ‘correction,’ like Trump. My sister and I were raised to believe in U.S. exceptionalism from childhood through high school, and that is exactly what Trump embodies. For me, it doesn’t seem strange at all that she is so obsessed with working with him and serving the objectives of U.S. exceptionalism.”

Ever since they lost their father, Robert Harp, in July 2020, Preston believes Natalie has looked up to Trump as a kind of “father figure.” Following Preston Harp’s interview, then-White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told the outlet:

“Natalie Harp is one of the most loyal and hardest-working aides on President Trump’s team.”

White House spokesman Kush Desai also echoed her sentiments, saying:

“No president has cultivated as much loyalty among their staffers and administration officials as President Trump; this is a testament to his commitment to our country and its people. Natalie Harp is a beloved White House Official, and the Fake News Media will never understand what it’s like to be as trusted and admired as her.”

In 2019, Natalie Harp thanked Donald Trump for signing the Right to Try Act and claimed in a live television show that it helped her access an experimental treatment for her bone cancer. The next year, she was invited to speak at the Republican National Convention, following which she joined his presidential campaign.

The Secret Service reportedly flagged her as a potential security risk after she kept leaving admiration notes for Trump in his personal spaces during the 2024 election campaign. Additionally, the book Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump by two New York Times reporters, Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, offered an example of one such alleged note from Harp to Trump, which read:

“You are all that matters to me.”

Preston Harp offered his opinion to the Daily Mail about his sibling’s “very unhealthy” relationship with the “national embarrassment” Trump and even described her as his lone “fan club.” Neither Trump nor Harp has ever confirmed a personal relationship.

“I don't understand why my sister, or anyone, could want to work for Trump,” he added.

Natalie Harp, born in 1991, has been serving as Donald Trump’s executive/special assistant since he began his second term in January 2025. Sources say that she follows the President around with a portable printer and prints him copies of news articles, emails, and other documents, including his Truth Social posts.

Natalie Harp has also been blamed for Donald Trump’s alleged internet addiction. She reportedly also drafts his Truth Social posts, gets his approval, logs into his account and posts them. Rumors have it that Harp was behind two controversial and AI-generated posts on Trump's Truth Social, one featuring him as Jesus Christ and a separate racist image targeting Barack and Michelle Obama.

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Edited by Pallavi K