Newly released financial disclosure documents show that former President Donald Trump distributed $135,000 in cash to three of his closest White House aides. The payments, which amounted to $45,000 per individual, were formally categorized on the disclosure forms as a “Cash Gift for Holidays.”

Natalie Harp, who has served as a longtime assistant to the former president, was identified as one of the recipients of these funds. While the documents confirm the total amount and the nature of the payments, they do not provide additional context regarding the criteria used to select the recipients or the specific timing of the gifts beyond the holiday designation. The disclosure of these payments follows standard administrative reporting requirements for financial activities involving high-level officials and their staff.

Because only one source provided information on this specific set of disclosures, there are no conflicting reports regarding the core facts of the payments. The reporting focuses on the transparency of the financial filings, noting that the payments were explicitly attributed to the president on the forms provided to the public. No further details regarding the tax implications or the internal policies governing such gifts were included in the available documentation.