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Woman heard giggling on Trump's surprise TV call sparks wild Natalie Harp rumor
Rumors have started to swirl after a woman's giggle was heard in the background of a phone call made by President Donald Trump.
The 80-year-old has sparked interest after he called in to C-SPAN’s Washington Journal Primetime on Monday night (November 9).
He spoke to host Mimi Geerges, who informed viewers that the White House was on the line, when a loud laugh was heard from a mystery woman on the other end of the call.
Unsurprisingly, critics have been quick to suggest that it was Natalie Harp, who acts as both the President's Special Assistant and Executive Assistant.
The 35-year-old is often seen by Trump's side, as she is responsible for organizing his day-to-day administrative and logistical tasks.
When Trump finally spoke on the show, he said: "Well, thank you, Mimi, and good luck with the show," before claiming he had watched her several times and that she does a good job.
Trump didn't acknowledge the laughter
The President ignored the background noise, while Geerges moved on without speaking about it, as the awkward clip quickly circulated on social media.
Taking to X, one account shared the video and asked: "Who’s that woman giggling in the background? Is that Natalie?"
Another joked: "Is that First Lady Natalie Harp?" with a third adding: "Can we assume that’s Natalie Harp?"
It's widely been reported that Harp runs the President's Truth Social account, typing his posts as he dictates them.
She has affectionately been given the nickname 'human printer', as she follows him with a portable printer that hands him flattering coverage as the day goes on.
A different user referenced the fresh scandal surrounding the Nvidia CEO, posting: "Is that Natalie Harp giggling in the background or a Chinese Spy?"
Late last month, The New York Times reported that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was having an affair with Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, a suspected Chinese executive at a Singapore-based data center.
Per the report, US intelligence officials suspected Alice of acting as a spy for Beijing, raising concerns about whether the relationship exposed sensitive information.
Natalie Harp's relationship with Donald Trump
It is known that Trump can watch TV and make phone calls from the private dining room off the Oval Office, which is the same room where Harp has been given space to work.
Letters from Harp to Trump, written in 2023, were released in August, and she called the President her 'Guardian and Protector in this Life', adding that she was unworthy of him.
She also apologized for upsetting him during a golfing trip to Scotland. Not what you'd call a normal working relationship, then.
Trump's biographer said the letters were found by staff in piles of printouts handed by Harp to Trump, who then handed them over as her growing stature worried them.
According to The Times, Trump tells people that Harp is the only person who loves him as much as his own wife and children.
The White House has dismissed speculation around the two, describing her as a loyal, hard-working aide, while nobody has revealed who was laughing on the phone.













