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Viral Photo Of Trump Aide Natalie Harp Carrying A Large Duffel Bag Sparks Hilarious Photoshop Battle
Oct 05, 2026
President Donald Trump's aide Natalie Harp is the center of a flurry of memes after she was photographed carrying a large duffel bag while boarding Marine One.
Harp's close relationship with Trump has been well documented. According to Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan’s book Regime Change, Trump has praised Harp’s loyalty, saying she “will never leave me.”
Harp has also reportedly written intensely personal, admiring letters to Trump, including one describing him as her “Guardian and Protector in this Life.” Others in Trump’s inner circle have reportedly nicknamed her the “human printer” because she travels with a portable printer to produce documents for him and helps type and publish his social media posts.
A photo by photographer Liam McBurney shows her toting a black duffel bag as she boards the plane on September 12 at Shannon Airport, County Clare, during Trump's recent visit to Ireland.
You can see the photo below.

A doctored picture quickly went viral, showing her with a much larger bag than the one she actually carried on the flight.

So people used Photoshop to make the bag bigger...

...and bigger.

The jokes came flying.
Duffel bag or not, Harp has done everything to be as close to the president as possible.
Harp's brother, Preston, talked about her “sad” and an “unhealthy obsession” after CNN's Erin Burnett cited a report that she had once reportedly ridden in the trunk of Trump’s motorcade while traveling to a Manhattan court appearance in October 2023.
According to the report, there were not enough seats in the vehicles heading to the courthouse, and Harp ended up in the trunk following a shouting match in the lobby of Trump Tower. CNN reporters said they obtained a photograph documenting the incident.
In August, amid concerns about her relationship with Trump, a 2023 photo resurfaced that shows Harp chasing after the president's golf cart. The photo, published by The Mirror, was taken on May 2, 2023, during a golf outing at Trump’s Turnberry resort in Scotland, less than a year after he launched his 2024 presidential campaign.
The photo shows Trump leading a procession of golf carts up a hill near the course's "Halfway House." Harp, wearing athletic clothes, can be seen running uphill behind the president, apparently trying to catch up with the group.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Dragged After Awkwardly Picking Up Kid At Rally And Almost Dropping Him In Bizarre Viral Clip
Oct 05, 2026
Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy was widely mocked after he attempted to pick up a 10-year-old boy at his rally in Vandalia, Ohio, on Saturday and nearly dropped him.
Ramaswamy interrupted his remarks after noticing two children seated together in the audience. According to video captured by Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN), he asked whether the pair were brother and sister before turning his attention to the sign they were holding.
He read the message to the crowd and pointed out that the children's father was away on deployment, referring to the boy as a "proud military kid for Trump."
Ramaswamy then asked the 10-year-old boy, Hunter, to join him at the front of the room. The audience applauded and began chanting the boy’s name as he approached.
When Hunter reached the podium, Ramaswamy offered to lift him up so he could reach the microphone. He briefly appeared to struggle to keep hold of the child as he raised him, before regaining his grip and joking, “Big guy!” Hunter then delivered a one-word response into the microphone: “USA!”
You can watch what happened in the video below.
The viral moment had social media users cackling.
Two surveys released last week put Ramaswamy behind Democrat Amy Acton in the Ohio governor’s race, giving Acton a notable advantage in a state that has shifted toward Republicans in recent elections. A Suffolk University poll found Acton ahead 50% to 41%, her largest lead in that poll since February. She also led by 6 points in a Marist University survey, 50% to 44%.
A third poll, released Tuesday by Big Data Poll, offered a different picture, with Ramaswamy narrowly ahead of Acton, 45.1% to 42.7%. The conflicting results underscore how competitive the race remains. The contest is widely viewed as one of the tightest of the midterm elections, with the Cook Political Report classifying it as a toss-up.
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Trump Gives Out MAGA Senator's Cell Number In Angry Screed Over His Opposition To Daylight Saving Time Bill
Oct 05, 2026
After Arkansas Republican Senator Tom Cotton said he would not move forward with legislation that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent, President Donald Trump lashed out on social media by posting Cotton's purported cell phone number.
When Daylight Saving Time ends in the autumn, clocks are turned back one hour to standard time, moving an hour of daylight from the evening into the morning. The Sunshine Protection Act, which passed the House in July, would instead make Daylight Saving Time permanent, keeping that additional hour of daylight in the evening year-round.
Cotton previously blocked an effort to fast-track a version of the legislation in the Senate last year; Trump now blames Cotton for stalling the bill he called the "We Don’t Want to Change Our Clocks Twice a Year Act."
Trump wrote the following on Truth Social attacking Cotton:
"Everybody in Arkansas, Tom Cotton, a friend of mine, is holding up a very important Bill. It’s called, “The Sunshine Protection Act” or, “We Don’t Want to Change Our Clocks Twice a Year Act.” For some reason, Tom is stopping the Bill and, in the Senate, it’s very easy to do, it only takes one! It should pass overwhelmingly, in a Bipartisan fashion."
"So, everyone in Arkansas, a State I love, and won 3 times, the last by by 34 points, tell Tom to, GET IT DONE! It will be appreciated by all. Nobody wants to spend their precious time running all over the place, turning Clocks back twice a year and, having sunshine in the afternoon is better than early in the morning!"
"The PGA TOUR, as an example, needs more Daylight in the afternoon in order to finish their Tournaments. Likewise, regular Golfers, Tennis Players, Hunters and, perhaps most importantly, Farmers who want more Daylight to play or work. See letter from Brian Rolapp, CEO of the PGA TOUR below. 65% PLUS want more sun in the afternoon, Daylight Saving Time (The way it is now!), but 100% don’t want to change their Clocks twice a year."
"They want to, as they say, “LOCK THE CLOCK!” Who doesn’t? It’s very expensive for our Nation where you have high and dangerous steeples to reach, like on churches and municipal buildings. Almost everybody wants “The Sunshine Protection Act” to pass, except for Tom Cotton."
He then posted Cotton's cell number, writing:
"To the Great People of Arkansas, please let your Senator know it would be a GREAT Bipartisan WIN for the United States Senate, and for America, itself. Call Tom on his cellphone at, 479-453-0533, and let him know. “The Sunshine Protection Act” was passed in the House by a Vote of 308 to 117."
"HAVE THE SENATE VOTE, NOW! Thank you for your attention to this matter."
You can see what Trump wrote below.

Trump has been harshly criticized.
Cotton, defending his vote against the legislation, said that “No one likes changing the clock, me included, but Congress has enacted permanent Daylight Savings Time multiple times before and repealed it each time once Americans experienced absurdly late sunrises in the winter.”
Cotton added that “Arkansans don’t want their kids going to school in the pitch dark, and I’ll always put Arkansas first." Senate Majority Leader John Thune is unsure if the legislation will receive the 60 votes it needs to pass in the Senate.
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MAGA Nominee Assures Tearful MAGA Grandma That He'll Pass Law Forcing Her Estranged Daughter To Let Her See Her Grandson In Unhinged Clip
Oct 05, 2026
Florida Republican Representative and current gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds was criticized after he told a MAGA-supporting grandmother that he'll look into passing a law that would require grandparents to be able to see their grandchildren against their parents' wishes.
The woman in question asked Donalds about grandparents' legal right to see their grandchildren, revealing that her "petty" daughter had decided to go "no contact," preventing her from seeing her grandchild.
Florida law currently permits court-ordered grandparent visitation only in limited circumstances, generally when a parent has died, gone missing or become severely incapacitated.
The woman said:
"Do you know that Florida does not protect grandparents' rights if a regular parent... we're not talking about divorce, we're not talking about drug abuse, we're not talking about substance abuse, we're not talking about a parent missing, we're not talking about [them] never being married, we're talking about regular parents and a regular grandparent or grandparents."
"They argue, they don't agree, the parents can cut the grandchild out of the grandparents' life and that has happened to me. I have not seen my grandson since August 7 of this year and I want to know what can happen to get this fixed because of pettiness, because I refused to babysit because I had plans, and that's why I'm not seeing my grandson."
"And so I would like for you to do something or at least direct me to the right people ... [Republican Rep.] Randy Fine is helping me to see if we could do a federal law on this so it could be nationwide because grandparents should be able to see their grandchildren."
Donalds responded:
"I am so sorry. You have my word on this one, we are gonna look into that. And we'll work with you, and we'll work with the members of the legislature on this. But I'm really sorry that that is happening to you. I really, really am."
Donalds continued to offer his condolences as the woman continued to cry over how much she missed her grandchild after "being so involved in his life."
You can watch what happened in the video below.
Family estrangement and decisions to go "no contact" have become increasingly visible in recent years.
The Cleveland Clinic describes going no contact as a protective measure that may be used as a last resort. While abuse can be a factor in some cases, mental and emotional safety, stability, healing and breaking patterns of generational trauma can also play a role in decisions to sever family ties.
Many were disturbed by Donalds' response and had a lot of criticism for the woman who is calling for him to step in against the wishes of her daughter.
There must be some strange stuff in the water down in Florida.
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Bravo Star Sparks Debate After Calling Andy Cohen 'Cheap' Over How Much He Pays His Babysitter
Oct 02, 2026
The Housewives may want to grab their popcorn because Andy Cohen just landed himself in the hot seat.
It all went down earlier this week on Andy Cohen Live, where Jeff Lewis was promoting his new series, Still Flipping Out, when Cohen shared a recent babysitting dilemma. He found a sitter through an old friend, but there was one tiny detail nobody discussed beforehand—how much he would pay her.
Cohen explained how the arrangement came together:
“A good friend of mine’s daughter—an old friend, my oldest friend—his daughter just moved to New York, he goes, ‘She needs babysitting money. She needs jobs.’”
Apparently, the arrangement came together faster than a Housewife contract negotiation. After the 23-year-old spent a little over two hours watching Cohen’s 7-year-old son, Benjamin, and 4-year-old daughter, Lucy, Cohen decided $30 an hour was the right number.
Lewis immediately had some thoughts:
“Oh, hmm. That sounds cheap to me. Especially from someone with your money.”
The math ain’t mathin’, Mr. Cohen. The Bravo icon has an estimated net worth of around $50 million, and his multimillion-dollar real estate portfolio isn’t exactly giving budget-conscious.
Lewis wasn’t letting Cohen off that cheaply:
“She was there for two hours, and you gave her 60 bucks? Did that even cover the cab?”
And depending on the commute, getting home could’ve taken a decent bite out of the night’s earnings.
Cohen quickly corrected Lewis on the final total:
“She was there for two hours and fifteen minutes, so I gave her $70.”
The correction didn’t exactly change Lewis’s opinion. The Still Flipping Out star revealed that he pays $37 an hour for his 9-year-old daughter, Monroe. And when it comes to watching two kids? Lewis would’ve gone even higher.
Lewis revealed what he would’ve handed over:
“I probably would’ve given her 100 for two hours, two kids.”
Look at Lewis, ready to make it rain on the babysitters. But before we revoke Cohen’s wallet privileges, the numbers are actually on his side. The average 2026 babysitting rate in New York City is $28.77 an hour for two children, meaning Cohen’s $30 technically clears the going rate.
Nationwide, the average is $29.87 for two kids. So while Lewis may consider Cohen cheap, the receipts are mounting a pretty solid defense.
The babysitting bill even got the Us Weekly treatment:
- YouTubeUS Weekly
And when the drama followed Cohen to the Broadcasting Hall of Fame, he did what any seasoned Bravo star would do—tripled down.
Check out the interview here:
- YouTubePage Six
So, what do you think, folks—especially those with a kiddo or two (or more) who need a sitter from time to time? Are you Team Cohen, Team Lewis, or Team Everything Is Too Expensive?
No judgment here because social media couldn’t reach a consensus either. Some thought $30 an hour for two kids in New York City was downright stingy, while others defended Cohen’s Venmo choices.
The internet has entered the babysitting chat:
Long before babysitting rates became Cohen’s latest storyline, becoming a father was a chapter he chose for himself. Cohen welcomed Benjamin via surrogate in 2019 and expanded his family with Lucy in 2022.
These days, the man who has spent years refereeing Housewives reunions has two much smaller personalities running the show at home—and honestly, they may be his toughest bosses yet.
For a glimpse at Cohen in full dad mode, look no further:
And Cohen has someone new joining him for this chapter. The Watch What Happens Live host recently stepped out with businessman Kevin Sobieski, marking his first public relationship in years. More important than any Bravo seal of approval? Sobieski has apparently won over Benjamin and Lucy.
Cohen revealed just how close Sobieski has become with his family:
“This man is kind and strong and smart, and he is an adult, and he loves my children and they love him.”
And with Sobieski already winning over the kids, maybe Cohen has found someone who can help settle the great $30-an-hour babysitting debate once and for all.
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