The View's Ana Navarro Dumbfounded by Natalie Harp's 'Koo-Koo' Letter to Donald Trump: 'I’m Having a Hard Time Believing It's Real'

The View may be on its annual summer hiatus, but that hasn't stopped co-host Ana Navarro from chiming in on current events.

As Donald Trump's aide Natalie Harp continues to spark gossip due to her odd behavior and devotion to the president, one of the long, gushing letters she wrote him leaked online.

The note shocked Navarro, who shared a screenshot of the letter via Instagram on Friday, August 21.

"I’m out of the US and trying to disconnect from US news cycle. But I just find it strange how triggered MAGA is by a mere mention of Natalie Harp by Jon Ossoff. And then, today I saw this letter," she penned. "This is so koo-koo and psychophant [sic], I’m having a hard time believing it is real. This whole thing is some weird s---."

Navarro's Instagram followers agreed with her opinion, with one fan writing in the comments section, "So weird, creepy and inappropriate. Every day it just gets worse."

"This is so darn bizarre !!" exclaimed another, while a third quipped, "Good Lord..talk about Trump Derangement Syndrome! Lol 😂😂😂."

Some of the eyebrow-raising comments in Harp's letter included, "You are all that matters to me. I don’t want to ever let you down."

She also wrote apologies to him for minor mishaps, such as what she called an "embarrassing" transportation blunder that occurred in Scotland.

"I want things to always be right between us," Harp penned. "I also know I’ve been distracted all week, forgetting to eat throughout the days and even forgetting to sleep."

Former White House staffer Sarah Matthews claimed Harp's behavior even "alarmed" the Secret Service.

On one occasion, Harp rode in the trunk of the president's car after being told there was no seat for her in the vehicle when he was heading to a New York City courthouse.

It's been said that Harp sees Trump as a hero for saving her life amid her battle against stage 2 bone cancer.

Trump's 2018 Right to Try Act granted her access to an experimental treatment that wound up curing her, though her estranged brother, Preston Harp, said that changes with medical insurance are what really allowed her to pursue the treatment.

While her sibling agrees Natalie has an "unhealthy" infatuation with the POTUS, he doesn't believe she is physically attracted to him.

"While much of the media has focused on questioning whether her relationship is scandalous, that is not where my mind goes," he spilled in a recent interview. "Maybe it is because I just can’t imagine something like that, but to me this is 100 percent an infatuation based on an unfortunate shared ideology of U.S. exceptionalism."