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White House Responds to Donald Trump & Natalie Harp Photo After AI Clues Emerge

Snopes found the higher-resolution image showed extra fingers and an OpenAI watermark, while the lower-resolution version remained inconclusive.

  • Snopes investigated a viral image appearing to show President Donald Trump kissing aide Natalie Harp on a golf course, concluding it is "clearly a fake photo" generated by artificial intelligence.
  • Social media users began sharing the image around September 15, 2026, suggesting it occurred during Trump's visit to his golf course in Ireland, listed as "Executive Time."
  • Analysts identified telltale markers including distorted hands with too many fingers and an OpenAI watermark. Some users mistakenly claimed the image was a 2017 photo of Trump greeting Norwegian golfer Suzann Pettersen.
  • The White House confirmed the image is "clearly a fake photo." No credible news organizations or photo agencies, such as Getty Images or The Associated Press, have published the image.
  • This incident reflects the "Liar's Dividend," where political figures dismiss real events as AI-generated. Experts warn that verifying visual content requires increasing scrutiny as misinformation spreads.
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A photo allegedly showing US President Donald Trump kissing his personal assistant Natalie Harp on a golf course quickly spread on social media. While the image sparked various claims about the pair, some details in the photo strengthened suspicions of artificial intelligence.

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The image is likely to cause a scandal. It shows Donald Trump on the green, embracing a young woman presented as Natalie Harp, his closest collaborator. A scene that gives food for those who are intrigued by the proximity of the president and his assistant.

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Mashable broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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