Donald Trump travels to Michigan with aide Margo Martin as Natalie Harp absent

President Donald Trump, 80, departed the White House on July 27 for a visit to a General Motors plant in Milford, Michigan. He boarded Marine One at the Ellipse and was accompanied by aide Margo Martin, who has been described by supporters as the president’s “most beautiful” assistant. Long‑time aide Natalie Harp, who is known for staying close to the president and has been nicknamed his “diaper nurse,” was not seen with him during the trip.

Harp had earlier appeared in the Oval Office during an event announcing renovations at Dulles Airport and was photographed with the president inspecting recent work on the White House North Portico. The change in staffing was noted by media outlets, highlighting speculation about Harp’s role and the president’s reliance on personal assistants.

The Michigan visit was part of Trump’s early‑term outreach to American manufacturers, with the president touring the GM facility before returning to the White House.