Trump Administration Floozy Kimberly Guilfoyle Dismissed As United States Ambassador To Greece
Kimberly Ann Guilfoyle served slightly more than one year as United States ambassador to Greece for the Tiny Trump administration. Having turned the United States embassy in Athens into a brothel for the wealthy in Europe to purchase favors and connections for luxury flights and hotel stays, Guilfoyle’s gross misconduct was swept under the rug by Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Corrupt Government Official Involved in Shenanigans
Tiny Trump floozy Kimberly Ann Guilfoyle has been a number of things in her life. According to the United States (US) Hellenic Republic Embassy, prior to being Big Baby Donald’s ambassador to Greece for slightly more than a year, Guilfoyle has been a prosecutor for the San Francisco and Los Angeles District Attorney’s Offices, Assistant District Attorney in San Francisco, a co-host on The Five on Fox News, author of a self-help book on legal cases and a children’s book called The Princess and Her Pup, founder and CEO of Polished Rice, Inc., and Managing Member of Metropolitan Medspa LLC and KGT Productions LLC. She also married and divorced two men, Gavin Newsom in 2001 to 2004 and Eric Villency from 2006 to 2009, over a timespan totaling approximately eight years.
Given this brief glance at Guilfoyle’s personal background, it’s crystal clear that like Tiny Trump himself, the Botox queen Kimberly Ann Guilfoyle has been a lifelong party to the bewilderingly corrupt inner workings of both the private and public sector worlds of US politics. Apart from being Baby Donald Jr.’s former fiancé, one thing that will make the entire case described below far more interesting is that she served as Senior Advisor to Tiny Trump and as National Chair of the Trump Victory Finance Committee in Donald J. Trump for President, Inc.
Ever haunted by the need to save face with frivolous phrase-mongering on account of his own many scandals and blunders, Tiny Trump has commended Guilfoyle for being a “wonderful asset” as ambassador to Greece, despite admitting that he had not so much as spoken to her during her executively appointed stint. According to The Associated Press, “Since late September, the [Wall Street] Journal has detailed numerous accounts of questionable conduct by Guilfoyle. Its first report said that she had told guests at a reception that the United States could undermine the Greek government if it chose to, promoted the business interests of one particular Greek construction and energy company and allowed its lobbyist into private diplomatic meetings.”
The $100,000 American Express Scandal
One thing to keep in mind as you read on is that the networking arrangement she attempted to make with Eric Deters, an affluent lawyer and businessman, in return for his payment of her outstanding $100,000 credit card debt has been called a “pay for play” scheme by the man in question. Despite the label that appears to allude to something far more lurid, and despite claims by Guilfoyle’s attorney that the payment was to be a legitimate compensation for consultation services rendered to Deters by Guilfoyle, it is reported throughout the international news, and by Deter himself, that the payment was supposed to be made in exchange for connection of Deter to key figures in the Trump administration. To quote NBC News, “’She was so desperate for that $100,000. It was a quid pro quo,’ Deters told NBC News in an interview. ‘She said I could ask her for anything and everything in Trump world. There was no request too big,’ he added.”
Guilfoyle’s own lawyers have denied this allegation of solicitation of outright bribery by the children’s book author and former California District Attorney. According to CNN, “’There was no question it was a quid pro quo,’ Deters alleged. ‘She knew she was nominated. She tried to cover it up. She wanted to paper it by coming up with this idea that it was for past consulting fees.’” The payment was supposed to go directly to American Express, the credit card company which was her creditor. It is a mystery why Deter would need to resort to covering Guilfoyle’s outstanding credit card debt with a direct payment to American Express for something as innocent as legal consultation.
The affair happened in 2025 in the days prior to her appointment by Tiny Trump as ambassador to Greece. CNN quotes her as saying, “Honey please I need you to get this done for me today,” in a text message sent to Deters. Also according to CNN, “Deters told CNN that he had initially sought Guilfoyle’s help in drawing the attention of the new Trump administration on some personal tax and legal issues he was facing. ‘I said, ‘Kimberly, if you help me draw attention to this, when the case settles, I’ll give you a million bucks.’ And she said, ‘Fine,’’ he recounted. ‘And she said that she’d start doing all these things for me.’” NBC News reports, “’She said I could ask her for anything and everything in Trump world. There was no request too big,’ he said of Guilfoyle, a former Fox News personality, Trump campaign surrogate and ex-fiancée of Donald Trump Jr.”
Botox Queen Gets the Hellenic Royal Treatment
To get a deeper sense of Guilfoyle’s character, read this quote from The Hill, “’You know, I can deliver the world to you. Which you deserve,’ Guilfoyle told the American businessman in the audio. ‘I’m going to make you a lot of f—ing money.’” Ever prolific in her concerted effort to turn the United States embassy in Athens into a brothel where favors and connections are sold as the merchandise, Guilfoyle has most famously accepted luxury vacations in Europe in return for her services. To again quote The Hill, “Guilfoyle, who was previously married to California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) and is the ex-fiancé of Donald Trump Jr., also spoke about flying to Davos on a private jet with Alexandros Exarchou, CEO of Greek construction company Aktor Group. The Journal previously reported that she had encouraged governments across southeastern Europe to purchase billions of dollars in American natural gas through Exarchou’s company. She also described plans to travel to Paris with Greek shipping mogul Nikolas Tsakos, who later paid for her stay at the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel George V, the Journal reported.”
The first four paragraphs of the letter sent to Secretary of State Marco Rubio by Gregory W, Meeks, Ranking Member of the US House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Relations, are worth lengthy quotation:
Dear Secretary Rubio:
I write to you with deep concern over the reported conduct of U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle, including allegations that she advocated for U.S. interference to bring down sovereign democratic governments, used her position to promote the commercial interests of a particular Greek company in official diplomatic engagements, and repeatedly allowed a registered lobbyist for that foreign company to participate in meetings with senior U.S. government officials. If these reports are accurate, Ambassador Guilfoyle is unfit to represent the United States abroad and should be removed from her position.
According to a Wall Street Journal investigation published on September 25, 2026, Ambassador Guilfoyle told attendees at a March dinner with Greek and American officials, while discussing the impending collapse of then-Romanian Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan's government, that the United States could bring about similar political change in other countries, including Greece. This allegation has prompted public concern in both Greece and Romania about whether the United States government interferes in the democratic governments of its NATO allies. Greek opposition parties have publicly sought answers from their government regarding the reported remarks.
The same reporting raises separate concerns regarding Ambassador Guilfoyle's relationship with Christos Marafatsos, a registered lobbyist for Greek construction and energy company Aktor Group. Federal lobbying records cited by the Wall Street Journal show that Aktor paid Mr. Marafatsos $160,000 through June 2026 to establish connections with, among others, the Department of State, Department of Energy, and Executive Office of the President. The Journal further reported that Mr. Marafatsos accompanied Ambassador Guilfoyle to numerous official U.S. government meetings, including meetings with foreign heads of government and other senior officials, and that some participants were not informed that he was a paid lobbyist for Aktor, with some foreign officials reportedly mistaking him for the Ambassador’s chief of staff.
These concerns are heightened by reporting that Ambassador Guilfoyle has promoted Aktor or Aktor-affiliated energy projects, during official engagements throughout Southeast Europe.
You are encouraged to read the entire letter if you have interest in a more detailed description of Guilfoyle’s disgusting behavior as acting US ambassador to Greece.
Tiny Trump and His Executive Staff Sweeps It All Under the Rug
US Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have declined to comment on the immense scandal caused by the Botox queen in Greece. Rubio, who said in a speech which took place at the Acropolis in Athens just days before where he placed nationalism and ancient Greek virtue ethics on a star-spangled pedestal, said the following, according to The Associated Press, “’You guys walk around thinking that because some source told you something and you reported it, it’s the gospel. It’s not the gospel. It’s not the gospel for me. That’s not the way we do things,’ he said at the foot of his plane as Guilfoyle, who was there to see him depart Greece, looked on.”
According to JD Vance, a man whose voice meets the eardrums like an ice pick to the skull when he steps up on a podium to spew flag-waving, bible-thumping, corporate apologist stupidity to the masses, had this to say about the Guilfoyle scandal, also according to The Associated Press, “’Of course, I don’t like anybody selling access to another government official, certainly a high-level government official,’ Vance told reporters in Washington later Thursday. ‘I assume you’re talking about a specific case, and I can’t say with confidence that the case you’re talking about is actually reflective of the way you’re describing it.’”
Yet another quote from The Associated Press will round out this brief exposition of the corrupt Botox queen Kimberly Ann Guilfoule’s corrupt behavior as a stark money-hungry scoundrel and outright lapdog of big capital. “At a joint news conference with the Greek foreign minister on Wednesday, Rubio said he would not address the allegations while visiting a foreign country, but added: ‘Suffice it to say our embassy here is doing a great job. Our ambassador has been a strong ambassador here.’”
