Natalie Harp 'military like' as she replaces Melania Trump in Ireland in skin tight dress
Natalie Harp 'military like' as she replaces Melania Trump in Ireland in skin tight dress

Ellie Hook Sat, September 12, 2026 at 10:27 AM UTC
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Natalie Harp has joined Donald Trump in Ireland (Image: Getty)
Donald Trump has arrived in Dublin, Ireland, and Natalie Harp was not far behind him.
The 80-year-old touched down in Ireland on September 12 for a two-day visit centered around the Irish Open and speaking with the nation's leaders. Trump was seen boarding Air Force One late the night before, where he took questions from the press before he entered the aircraft.
Harp, who is Trump's 35-year-old special assistant and executive assistant, was nowhere to be seen; instead, the leader's son, Donald Trump Jr., his new wife, Bettina Anderson, and some of his children followed. Harp wasn't the only key woman in Trump's life missing; his First Lady, Melania Trump, also seemed to be absent from the trip.
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On past trips and events, Harp has become known for traveling with Trump, so this could be seen as out of character for the pair.
Harp, however, was seen to be entering the plane separately from Trump's main entourage. She was seen carrying a massive carry-on bag and chatting with White House director of Oval Office operations Walt Nauta, as they walked across the Ellipse to board the aircraft.

Harp eventually joined Trump onboard (Image: Getty)
After Air Force One landed in Dublin, Harp was seen walking through the crowd along with the Trump family and other members of the president's entourage.
Harp had also had a change of outfit, swapping her fitted black dress for a skin-tight green one that flaunted her trim figure. She added a pair of super high nude stiletto heels to complete her look.
As she powered through the crowd, it seemed Harp was in good spirits, and body language expert Darron Stanton also noticed some telltale signs of what the 35-year-old was trying to convey.
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Speaking exclusively to Express US on behalf of Covers, Darron began, "Natalie has a long stride in how she's walking, she is very confident. We can see this too in her strides; she appears almost military-like, with her hands at her side.
"She's very comfortable meeting Trump and keen to give him a positive impression," he noticed.
Darron continued, "She's very keen to show America's solidarity to Ireland and the positive relationship. Facially, no micro expressions of any fear or nervousness.
"There were no pacifying gestures of self-soothing, she carries herself very well and was keen to convey a real level of confidence."
As for Trump's trip to Ireland, the leader is also set to deliver a speech at the US ambassador's house while in the capital. He will then travel to his golf resort in Doonbeg, County Clare, to watch the Irish Open 2026.
The tournament, which is being hosted at Trump International Golf Links, kicked off on Thursday, and Trump is expected to attend the prize presentation on Sunday before departing back to the White House.
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