Trump's 'human printer' Natalie Harp swaps her desk outside the Oval Office for his private dining room amid midterm fears

Natalie Harp, the 35-year-old White House aide responsible for supplying President Donald Trump with printed news articles and documents, has been relocated to a workspace inside his private dining room — adjacent to the Oval Office — where Trump watches television, takes calls and reviews material. The shift comes as his administration grows increasingly anxious about Republicans potentially losing control of Congress in next week's midterms.

Harp, known for being an 'ever-present' loyalist, had previously occupied a desk outside the Oval Office and reportedly also assists Trump with his Truth Social posts.

Trump once reportedly told aides Harp was 'the only one who loved him as much as his wife and kids', and she has previously been spotted late at night in his private quarters.

Online speculation has framed the arrangement as evidence Trump needs a 'caregiver', though officials gave no medical reason for the switch.