Reportedly Leaked Letters Call Trump Harp’s Protector
Donald Trump’s executive assistant, Natalie Harp, reportedly described him as her “guardian and protector” in letters that surfaced publicly, according to Us Weekly. The wording has made an otherwise private exchange feel far more intimate than standard political-office correspondence.
In another passage cited by the magazine, Harp wrote that she wanted things to remain “right” between them. She also said she had been distracted, skipping meals and sleeping only a few hours. That detail appears in the reported letter itself; it does not, on its own, establish why she felt that way or what the broader relationship between the two involves.
The letters are being presented as leaked, and the available reporting comes from a single source in this story cluster. That leaves plenty of room between a striking phrase on paper and any larger conclusion about Trump and Harp’s dynamic.
Still, “guardian and protector” is not exactly routine staffer language. It gives the alleged correspondence a devoted, almost confessional tone—and guarantees that readers will scrutinize every line for context the current excerpt does not provide.
Page Six Reports Arrest Involving Kim Zolciak’s Teen Son
Page Six reported an alleged arrest involving Kim Zolciak’s 15-year-old son, KJ Biermann. Because the report concerns a minor and includes serious sexual-crime allegations, BAD GOSS is not treating the claim as established fact.
Zolciak co-parents KJ with her estranged husband, Kroy Biermann, adding another sensitive chapter to the former couple’s very public family drama. At this stage, the story rests on a single cited report, with no additional corroboration supplied in the source material.
That makes this a hold, not a headline to amplify carelessly. We’ll leave the legal details out here and would need reliable, independent confirmation before responsibly publishing further coverage.
Drake Walker Brings “KILLER” to an Official Video
Drake Walker has released the official music video for “KILLER,” giving fans a new visual destination for the track. The release is presented through the artist’s official YouTube channel, Drake Walker, and is available in the embedded player on this page.
The verified title establishes the essentials: “KILLER” is the song, Drake Walker is the credited artist, and this is the official music video. Beyond that, the video itself is the story—and the centerpiece here. Press play above to experience the release directly from its official source, without the guesswork that comes with reposts or unofficial uploads.
For listeners arriving from the track title or artist name, this is the cleanest place to watch the video as released. Keep the player open and let “KILLER” make its case.