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Natalie Harp’s Old Posts Resurface After Rosie O’Donnell Joke
Natalie Harp, Trump’s ‘human printer’ aide, faces renewed scrutiny as old social media posts resurface following Rosie O’Donnell’s jokes on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live.’
Natalie Harp’s old social media posts are getting renewed attention after Rosie O’Donnell made the White House aide the subject of a joke during her guest-hosting stint on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
O’Donnell recently poked fun at Harp, who has become one of Donald Trump’s most visible aides, while discussing the president during her time filling in for Jimmy Kimmel. O’Donnell joked that Trump should let Harp “tuck you in” and go “nighty-night,” prompting the White House to fire back by calling O’Donnell a “nasty woman” and “total slob.”
Now, old posts from Harp’s former Twitter account are resurfacing amid the increased attention surrounding her relationship with Trump.
According to The Daily Beast, Harp deactivated the account, which contained years of posts expressing her strong admiration for Trump. Some posts reportedly compared the president to biblical figures, while others credited him with helping save her life through his Right to Try legislation.
Harp, who survived bone cancer, has previously said Trump’s Right to Try law allowed her to access experimental treatment. Medical experts have disputed that particular connection, noting that the treatment she received was already FDA-approved.
Harp’s admiration for Trump has been public for years. She spoke at the 2020 Republican National Convention and later worked on Trump’s campaigns before joining his administration.
She is now known around Washington as the president’s “human printer” because she reportedly follows him with a portable printer, providing him with printed news articles and other information. She also has access to Trump’s Truth Social account and has become a frequent presence alongside him.
The renewed scrutiny comes as Harp’s role in Trump’s inner circle continues to attract attention.
Meanwhile, O’Donnell has continued her long-running public criticism of Trump. Her jokes about Harp were only part of a broader week of commentary aimed at the president during her Jimmy Kimmel Live! guest-hosting run.
