Donald Trump’s executive assistant Natalie Harp reportedly flew with him in the covert third plane out of Turkey in June following the annual NATO summit amid threats from Iran.Besides the 34-year-old Harp, who is nicknamed Trump’s “human printer,” staffers who accompanied the U.S. President included White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino and Director of Oval Office Operations Walt Nauta. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth also joined Trump, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent, Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Communications Director Stephen Cheung, and the 13-member White House press pool travelled on the decoy Air Force One.Natalie Harp is the daughter of the late pastor turned Biola University professor Robert Harp and his wife, Jill Harp, and grew up in a devout Christian household in Orange County, California. She has an older brother named Preston Harp.Ongoing social media rumors also suggest that Natalie Harp is reportedly behind the “firing” of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.On Wednesday, Donald Trump said via Truth Social that one of his “most trusted aides” will be “departing her role” at the end of the month to “spend more time” with her two young children and family, adding it’s a “decision” he “totally understands and respects.” The POTUS added Leavitt will now be his “top outside advisor” and an “influential voice” with the Republican Party.While Karoline also shared similar sentiments and thanked Trump for granting her the “extraordinary opportunity” to speak on behalf of White House and his administration, netizens are speculating that her sudden departure has something to do with Natalie Harp, although it remains unverified.All you need to know about Natalie Harp’s life and careerLast month, Natalie Harp’s estranged brother sat down with The Daily Beast and spoke about her sister’s obsession with the 80-year-old Donald Trump. Preston blamed it on their homeschooling and an ideology of “American exceptionalism” that he claimed was drilled into them by their conservative mother.He recalled being taught a “completely whitewashed version of history” produced by fundamentalist Christian publisher Bob Jones University Press, which, according to Preston, laid the foundation for Natalie’s career and ideology and succumbing to Trump’s “America First” agenda.While he has long recovered from the childhood teachings, Ms Harp continues to embrace them.“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,” Preston, 38, said of Natalie’s relationship with Trump.Their dad, Robert Harp, died by suicide in July 2020. According to Preston, Natalie and Jill wanted to call it natural causes and say that he died in his sleep.Ever since, Natalie Harp looks up at Trump as a “kind of father figure.” Her brother also said her relationship with their father got complicated when he moved away from the doctrine of U.S. exceptionalism.“I never saw her looking up to him as an example like I did. The older he got, the more I saw my dad’s social consciousness shift toward a more progressive understanding of Christianity. Trying to find out what it means to live like Jesus did instead of focusing on beliefs and judging others,” Preston noted.He claimed his sister and the POTUS have “forgotten the words of Jesus,” adding:“Natalie thinks she’s helping fight ‘evil’ when she’s really helping someone who has torn thousands of immigrant families apart who were trying to make what they saw as a better life.”In the wake of Preston Harp’s interview, 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 shared similar sentiments:“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.”For those unaware, Natalie Harp first gained Trump’s attention when she thanked him for signing the Right to Try Act in 2019 and claimed on her live television show that it helped her go through an experimental treatment for her stage II bone cancer. Back then, she was working as a host at the far-right One American News Network.The following year, the POTUS invited her to speak at the Republican National Convention and asked her to join his two presidential campaigns. During the 2024 pre-election campaign, her devotion and near-constant presence in Trump’s life even made the Secret Service flag her as a potential security risk, especially after she kept leaving admiration notes for him in his personal spaces.In fact, according to the June 2026 book Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump by The New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, one such note reads:“You are all that matters to me.”In response to this book, Preston Harp spoke to the Daily Mail about his sibling’s “very unhealthy” relationship with the “national embarrassment” Trump and even described her as his “fan club.” In the same interview, the brother clarified he was no longer in touch with either Natalie or their “extremely conservative” and “deeply religious” mother and that the rest of the family were also estranged from the pair ever since his father’s demise.“The focus for my mom's kind of Christianity just really seemed about preaching about hellfire. She'd even force me to throw away my Pokémon cards because she saw them as demonic. Natalie just kind of followed my mom,” he explained.Preston claimed his father often encouraged his free spirit and, unlike his mother, didn’t scorn him for skateboarding, reading library books by Carl Sagan and Jack Kerouac, or listening to rock music.“I had no idea. And so it just kind of caused some cognitive dissonance… I don't understand why my sister, or anyone, could want to work for Trump,” Preston shared his 2023 reaction after learning Natalie was working for the President.Ever since Donald Trump was sworn in as the President for the second term, he appointed Natalie Harp as his executive assistant. She, in turn, earned the nickname “human printer” as she follows the POTUS around with a portable printer and hands him hard copies of emails, news articles, and other relevant documents, including his own Truth Social posts. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostOther staffers have even blamed Natalie Harp for enabling Donald Trump’s internet addiction, as it’s her who reportedly often drafts his Truth Social posts, hands him over a paper copy for approval, before logging into the President’s account and posting them herself. Sources suggest the AI-generated image of Trump as Christ and a racist portrayal of the Obamas as apes were both the doings of Harp via Trump’s Truth Social.Natalie Harp earned an MBA from Liberty University in 2015. She also attended Point Loma Nazarene University for her bachelor’s degree. While she never publicly spoke about his brother, her friends said she’s often worried about his mental health.As for Preston, he briefly attended Biola University but was kicked out for his lack of faith. He later graduated with a philosophy degree from Chapman University. The older sibling claimed their mother considered him a “bad influence” and would often listen in on his calls to his sister. Meanwhile, he shared a close relationship with his dad and often enjoyed dinner and hiking until his sudden death during the COVID-19 lockdown.Today, Preston Harp lives in a $60/month room in the suburbs of Managua, the capital of Nicaragua and is recovering from a knee injury that he suffered in a bike accident. He works closely with activist S Brian Willson and helps him edit his memoirs and anti-imperialist works. Earlier, he worked as a grocery clerk and a musician.Preston has no plans to return to the USA nor reconnect with his mother and sister. He told the Daily Mail:“It's hard to believe that's my sister and my mom. I can't connect with that vibe, so I'm just going to let it be.”Natalie Harp’s paternal grandmother Dolores “Dee Dee” Harp, 88, also said of her granddaughter:“She doesn't call me. I've accepted that's the way it is.”Preston and Natalie Harp’s cousin Carolyn Creutzer also claimed that just like most family members, Trump’s “glamorous” aide has blocked her on social media.