Jon Ossoff's controversial Trump jab sparks media feeding frenzy over White House aide Natalie Harp

A White House aide is becoming a household name due to a feeding frenzy by liberal media stemming from a comment by an ambitious Democrat.

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Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., who polls currently suggest will win re-election in November and has already been generating 2028 presidential buzz, went viral over the weekend for a jab he made at President Donald Trump , heavily suggesting Trump was having an inappropriate relationship with his personal aide, Natalie Harp.

Ossoff claimed Trump would rather "build a ballroom and travel with Natalie" than do his job as president.

The comment drew instant backlash from conservatives.

When asked about it on MS NOW, Ossoff insisted he referenced her merely as Trump's "security blanket" and nothing more, leaving conservatives to pummel him as a "coward" for not standing behind what they considered to be sexist innuendo.

JON OSSOFF DODGES ON WHY HE INVOKED TRUMP AIDE'S NAME DURING GEORGIA CAMPAIGN RALLY Still, that hasn't stopped the media from obsessing over the 35-year-old White House aide.

The New York Times published a profile on how Harp "emerge[d]" in the national spotlight after Ossoff's comment.

"She never takes a day off, not even on Sunday," the Times began the profile.

"She works out of the Oval Office, and she’s got a regular seat on Marine One.

She texts with world leaders on the president’s behalf.

She stays up late with him drafting social media posts.

She rarely speaks on camera, and yet she is never not there, ever-present with a wide smile and her eyes fixed on the president.

"She is a platinum blonde geyser of positivity, there to buck him up when the going gets rough," the paper wrote , adding how she's often referred to as Trump's "human printer" for giving him hard copies of documents with her portable printer.