Donald Trump’s Aide Natalie Harp Switches Sides To ‘Serve’ Jimmy Kimmel in New Skit

The fake Harp character on Jimmy Kimmel Live! carried a golf set, briefcase, and laptop, declaring her intense devotion to Kimmel and offering to serve him, before being escorted offstage by Guillermo.

The sketch drew from real reporting about Harp’s support for Trump, her role as his executive assistant, and her nickname as a “human printer” for printing favorable articles about the president.

Jimmy Kimmel used a parody version of Donald Trump aide Natalie Harp during his Thursday monologue, turning her reported devotion to the president into a late-night comedy bit.

The woman who appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! was not Harp herself. A doppelgänger played "Natalie Harp 2.0" and acted as Kimmel's intensely devoted assistant throughout the sketch.

Jimmy Kimmel takes a dig at Donald Trump with the help of Natalie Harp 2.0

The Jimmy Kimmel Donald Trump skit began when the fake Harp walked onstage carrying a golf set, briefcase and laptop. She called Kimmel her "guardian and protector" and removed lint from his suit.

The impersonator also offered to post "Truths" for Kimmel and repeatedly insisted that she wanted to "serve" him. Kimmel rejected her offers and eventually asked Guillermo to take her backstage.

As per The Daily Beast , the character then protested the decision.

"I can't see you backstage!" she said. "I can't hear you backstage. I cannot smell you backstage. I can't wipe you backstage. I'm here to serve you."

She also declared, "Your wife doesn't deserve you!" before the bit ended with laughter and applause from the audience.

The Jimmy Kimmel Natalie Harp parody drew from reporting about the real White House aide's relationship with Trump. The Daily Beast reported that Harp had supported Trump since 2019 and served as his executive assistant after he returned to office in 2025. The outlet also described her as a frequent presence near the president.

The source further reported that Harp had earned the nickname "human printer" for printing favorable articles about Trump. It also previously published letters attributed to Harp in which she referred to Trump as her "Guardian and Protector in this life."

"I never want to bring you anything but joy," one letter read. "You are all that matters to me. I don't want to ever let you down."

Kimmel's sketch borrowed those reported details and exaggerated them through the fictional "Natalie Harp 2.0," rather than featuring the real Natalie Harp herself.