Kimberly Guilfoyle Tried to Erase Daily Mail Champagne Report
The report said officials sought proof she paid the bill herself and the White House later asked her to resign amid related expense allegations.
- On Tuesday, Kimberly Guilfoyle resigned as United States Ambassador to Greece after the White House requested her departure, with press secretary Katie Zacharia stating she had been a "wonderful asset."
- Reports emerged that Guilfoyle asked State Department officials to remove a Daily Mail article about a dinner at Matsuhisa in Vouliagmeni, Greece, costing about £1,340, but she provided no receipt when officials requested proof of payment.
- The Wall Street Journal reported Guilfoyle previously asked Kentucky businessman Eric Deters to pay a $100,000 American Express bill before her 2025 Senate confirmation, which Deters alleged was in exchange for official access.
- In a statement posted on X, Guilfoyle thanked President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, writing, "These allegations are false, and I intend to vigorously defend my name, my reputation, and my integrity."
- The State Department's inspector general is investigating Guilfoyle's conduct, including personal expenses and relationships with lobbyists associated with the Aktor Group, though the investigation does not establish wrongdoing.
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New revelations from Elina Shiraz, who asked the question that led to Trump's decision to remove Kimberly Guilfoyle from her position as ambassador to Athens
Trump Jr's Ex Guilfoyle Reportedly Tried to Scrub Champagne Story Before White House Asked Her to Resign
Kimberly Guilfoyle reportedly asked the State Department to remove a Daily Mail story about a Champagne and dinner bill before the White House sought her resignation.
New details in WSJ report on what happened in the last few days before her removal
Guilfoyle: The Demand From the State Department to "Bury" a Report About an Unpaid Receipt in Athens
Kimberly Guilfoyle allegedly tried to “erase” an exclusive report about her luxurious lifestyle in Greece from the internet, just days before her expulsion from the US embassy in Athens. This is revealed in a report by the British newspaper, Daily Mail, which accuses Guilfoyle of putting the media […] The post Guilfoyle: The demand from the State Department to “bury” a report about an unpaid receipt in Athens appeared first on iskra.
Former U.S. Ambassador's Attempt to Disappear Reports of Her Luxurious Life and the State Department's Ongoing Investigation
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