Natalie Harp has opted for more coverage in her attire after receiving some backlash for her “inappropriate” outfits. The 35-year-old executive assistant of President Donald Trump was spotted boarding Air Force One on Oct. 23 at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. She is accompanying Trump and his closest staffers, including Director of Oval Office Operations Walt Nauta and Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, as he travels to

Florida to rally for local Republican candidates ahead of next week’s midterm elections.Earlier this week, Harp was spotted wearing knee-high boots and a miniskirt for an Oct. 20 trip to North Carolina. She’s received criticism online in the past for her outfits, though she now seems to have reversed course with a long dress and a bulky coat. The black coat with a tie belt appears to be the Phase Eight Nicci Wool Belted Coat, retailing for $550 on Bloomingdale’s. It’s unclear where her dress is from.With the colder weather approaching, Harp may be done with short skirts for the season. Throughout the summer, she has come under fire for those outfits, including the skirt at the Texas-Tennessee football game on Sept. 26. “Natalie Harp, laptop in hand, flounced about in a wee teeny skirt,” one person wrote on X. Another added, “Why are Harp’s dresses getting shorter?”“Not to sound woke, but isn’t it a little crazy that his personal assistant is seated with them for this game/photo op – and not his wife. On a Saturday afternoon? Wearing the shortest skirt possible. Probably showing him some stupid AI video she was forwarded on Facebook,” a third said at the time. Natalie Harp is often seen at Trump’s side more than First Lady Melania.Her relationship with the president has come under increased scrutiny in recent months following reports that she may have an unusual devotion to him. She allegedly wrote a letter in 2023, obtained by The Daily Beast, that included an apology for an incident in Scotland, in which videos showed her running across the greens as the president rode in a golf cart. As she was apologizing, she called Trump her “Guardian and Protector in this life.”The assistant plays a variety of roles for the president, including sometimes running his Truth Social account. At a rally in Kansas on Monday, the president’s account posted 20 times while he was speaking on stage. The posts centered around the president’s usual talking points, including “Dumocrats” and former President Joe Biden. According to a Wall Street Journal report from May, Harp is occasionally the one hitting send on his posts.First Lady Melania Trump announced Friday she secured a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in the city of Oleshky, allow humanitarian aid to enter, and prepare civilians for evacuations. A press release from the first lady’s office stated that the ceasefire will begin on October 29. “The situation in Oleshky is dire. Oleshky is a front-line war city on the brink of disaster. Oleshky’s remaining population is comprised primarily of elderly residents who urgently need medical attention, medicine, food, and clean water,” the first lady said in an official statement. “The people of Oleshky have limited electricity, live amid mined roads, and endure regular military attacks. It was abundantly clear that without my intervention, the possibility to bring humanitarian aid into the city and to evacuate the elderly would be impossible.”The White House wrote that it was the First Lady who initiated the discussions with both nations and aligned the parties’ objectives, technical procedures, timing, processes, and terms, in her formal role as Exclusive Intermediary. Melania claims she has a direct line to both Russian and Ukrainian leadership. She has been working to unify Russian and Ukrainian children with their families amid the conflict.