Donald Trump and his executive assistant Natalie Harp were photographed together again on Sunday, leaving Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, after the president spent the weekend there.
The pair sat side by side in the back of an SUV as they departed the course.
The sighting comes after reports revealed Harp had written letters to Trump expressing anxiety about potentially embarrassing him during a golf trip to Scotland.
In one letter, she said she was so distracted that she forgot to eat and sleep, and she apologized for chasing after his golf cart.
Despite the attention, Harp's access to Trump has not diminished.
Days after the letters surfaced, she was seen boarding Marine One with him, and last weekend she sat near Trump and Melania at the Freedom 250 IndyCar race.
Criticism and Support
Sen. Jon Ossoff's jab at Harp sparked widespread scrutiny, but Sen.
Bernie Moreno defended her, calling the criticism "super misogynistic."
Moreno argued that a man in her position would not face the same level of attention.
Whatever the chatter, Harp continues to be a constant presence by Trump's side.