Natalie Harp: The 'Glamorous' Aide Transforming into Ivanka Trump

Natalie Harp, 34, stands accused of being in an "unhealthy" relationship with President Trump, a claim echoed by Americans, politicians, and even her own brother.

Social media users are buzzing about Harp's transformation into Trump's favorite daughter, Ivanka. A post on X showcased side-by-side images of the two women, both sporting blonde hair, red dresses, and strikingly similar makeup.

"Oh c---. She IS trying to look like Ivanka," read the post's caption.

Another user quipped, "I'm sure Ivanka was so happy for a break," while a third chimed in with "Dollar store Ivanka."

These comments highlight Trump's long-standing fixation on Ivanka, suggesting that Harp might be stepping into her shoes. In a 2017 interview with Wendy Williams, Trump made a shocking remark about his relationship with Ivanka, saying, “I was going to say sex, but I can relate to [golf and real estate].”

Harp's close association with Trump is well-documented. She frequently appears at his side, including during discussions about renovation plans for Lafayette Square and East Potomac Park in Washington, D.C.

The depth of their relationship is laid bare in the book Regime Change by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan. Harp has reportedly spent years idolizing Trump and has earned the nickname "the human printer" for her habit of carrying a portable printer to produce positive articles and posts about him.

Harp attributes her life-saving cancer treatment to Trump's 2018 Right to Try legislation, which allowed her access to experimental therapies. Alongside her printer, she carries a laptop to provide Trump with information whenever needed.

Trump, 80, is said to openly express his affection for Harp. The book reveals that he tells staff she is the only one who loves him as much as his family. "All of you will go off and make money," he reportedly says. "She'll never leave me."

In personal messages to Trump, Harp has expressed her desire not to disappoint him and her eagerness to discuss "everything and nothing."