According to a new account by author Michael Wolff, Donald Trump’s personal assistant, Natalie Harp, received special treatment that reportedly caused friction among staff members at Trump’s Florida golf club. Wolff alleges that the former president’s show of favoritism toward Harp was met with disbelief and resentment by those working in his orbit.

Natalie Harp, who has served as a key aide to Trump, is often seen accompanying him at public events and managing his communications. Wolff’s reporting suggests that the perceived preferential treatment created a sense of unease among other employees who felt the dynamic disrupted standard professional protocols. While the report focuses on the internal culture of Trump’s staff, it highlights the ongoing scrutiny surrounding the former president’s personal staffing choices and the influence of his closest aides.

Because this account originates from a single author’s narrative, it remains unverified by other primary sources or direct statements from the staffers mentioned. The report does not detail specific incidents of misconduct, but rather characterizes the atmosphere as one of professional jealousy and shock regarding the level of access Harp was granted. As of now, neither the Trump campaign nor Natalie Harp has issued a formal response to these specific claims made by Wolff.