President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are weighing whether to fire Kimberly Guilfoyle from her post as U.S. Ambassador to Greece following a string of escalating diplomatic scandals.
Senior administration officials report that both leaders are “extremely pissed off” with the former TV personality as reports of misconduct, ethics violations and wild outburst continues to surface.
Leaked audio and ethics probe
The friction reached a boiling point after leaked audio revealed Guilfoyle having an explosive meltdown over being excluded from a high-profile dinner featuring members of the Trump family. Reports also emerged that she created a scene after forcing her way into the event.
Simultaneously, the State Department Office of the Inspector General launched an ethics investigation into whether Guilfoyle accepted unauthorized gifts or favors from private businessmen during her diplomatic tenure.
Shocking allegations also surfaced from a major Republican donor, accusing Guilfoyle of offering political influence in exchange for $100,000 to help pay off her personal credit card debt.
White House weighs next steps
During recent diplomatic travels, Secretary Rubio attempted to downplay rumors to reporters, publicly maintaining that official sources were non-canonical while standing alongside a visibly muted Guilfoyle. However, behind closed doors, frustrations within the White House are rapidly worsening.
When asked about the mounting crisis surrounding his former campaign advisor and son’s ex-fiancée, President casually called the situation “too bad” while acknowledging her diplomatic role. Despite public deflections, insiders confirm Guilfoyle’s ambassadorial position remains on thin ice as federal ethics probes intensify.
