Trump 'snuck off' endangered bait plane with controversial 'diaper nurse'

Natalie Harp, executive assistant to U.S. President Donald Trump, disembarks Air Force One upon arrival at Joint Base Andrews, in Maryland, U.S., July 27, 2026. REUTERS/Evan Vucci

President Donald Trump’s elaborate switcheroo to avoid getting blown up by Iranians appears to have included his favorite blonde flatterer.

The Mirror reports sleuths believe the president cherry-picked his personal staff favorites to sneak off with him after threats from Iran put his luxurious Qatari plane at deadly risk. He then abandoned the leftovers to the Qatari “bait plane” to draw attack.

“Those included his aides Natalie Harp and Walt Nauta,” reports the Mirror — but that short list did not include top cabinet members like Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, as well as members of the media.

Harp, sometimes referred to as President Donald Trump's "most beautiful aide," has been blistered social media as the aging president progressively mumbles, rambles and nods off throughout his day.

“Users on social media dubbed Harp the president's "diaper nurse," a dig at his age, 80, as he is one of the oldest presidents in American history,” reported the Irish Star. “The accusations of Trump wearing a diaper were lobbed when Trump was seen standing alongside Spain Sunday as they lifted the World Cup trophy.

The relationship has become so “nursey” that Snopes had to try to debunk claims that Harp is actually Trump’s “hospice nurse,” based upon the fact that Harp has no record of being a licensed nurse in Washington, D.C. or in Florida.

Nevertheless, Harp is gaining attention after reports came out about her fawning relationship with the commander-in-chief. As Trump continues to decline, critics are taking to social media with conspiracy theories to explain their relationship. The jabs came fast after explosive new claims emerged about the pair's proximity. The latest disclosures from Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, painted a picture of Harp as one of the most influential figures in Trump's administration. The book -- by New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan -- claims Harp even leaves deeply personal letters for the aging president to discover in his private spaces. In one, she reportedly wrote, "You are all that matters to me."

A former television presenter for the One American Network, Harp earned the colorful nickname "The Human Printer" for her habit of printing out social media posts and news articles for President Trump.

She is even frequently seen trailing after Trump with a portable printer, ensuring he has easy access to favorable media coverage and praise about himself.

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