Trump gives $45,000 bonus to three White House advisors (including controversial Natalie Harp)
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Trump gives $45,000 bonus to three White House advisors (including controversial Natalie Harp)

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 11:13

Donald Trump gave cash Christmas gifts worth tens of thousands of dollars to four of his White House collaborators, including three individual payments of $45,000 (approximately €38.3 thousand) and another of $20,000 (approximately €17.0 thousand).

Among the beneficiaries are three advisors who each received the $45,000 payment, including Natalie Harp, who has been the subject of controversy. The fourth payment was worth $20,000.

The bonuses were distributed during the Christmas season, functioning as year-end cash gifts. The total amount distributed to the four collaborators amounts to a significant sum, exceeding $155,000.

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