President Donald Trump’s longtime aide Natalie Harp is drawing new attention as she is repeatedly seen by his side, prompting questions about her role in the White House. Multiple outlets describe Harp as a close, steady presence around the president, particularly in day-to-day interactions.

CBS and other coverage characterize Harp as an executive assistant and a loyal presence, often described as working quietly rather than in a public-facing capacity. The New York Times focuses on the question of what her duties involve, noting that she appears consistently in contexts where the president is engaged. Together, the reports highlight her proximity to Trump and suggest she plays a core support role, but they differ in emphasis—one outlet frames the spotlight as a curiosity about her specific tasks, while the other focuses more on her profile and general description as an aide.