Kimberly Guilfoyle apparently didn't take too kindly to being left off the guest list for a dinner with her former almost-in-laws. According to The Wall Street Journal, a recording captured the U.S. ambassador to Greece venting her fury after learning she wasn't invited to the January event, organized in Davos and including Donald Trump's son Eric.
Guilfoyle made it abundantly clear that she thought the organizers had made a serious mistake. She complained that the event couldn't possibly exclude the American ambassador to Greece and suggested the organizer should show her considerably more respect. Her choice of words was decidedly less diplomatic than her official title.
“You don’t have the f---ing U.S., you know, ambassador to Greece not come.,' Guilfoyle reportedly said of the event organizer. "She should be kissing my f---ing ass."
But the recording reportedly reveals more than an angry reaction to a snub. Guilfoyle was also touting her connections to two wealthy Greek businessmen, claiming they were financing her travels around the world. She appealed to an American businessman invited to the dinner, promising she could deliver valuable connections and help him make money if he helped her gain access. And, as far as we know, she never offered them a lap dance.
“You know, I can deliver the world to you. Which you deserve,” she said, according to the outlet. “I’m going to make you a lot of f---ing money."
She eventually made it into the event, although the venue's chairwoman later told the Journal that organizers had been forced to deal with a disruption involving several high-profile guests. Guilfoyle reportedly left the dinner early.
The recording occurs amid additional scrutiny of Guilfoyle's relationships with wealthy donors and her conduct as ambassador. The Journal previously reported allegations that she asked MAGA donor Eric Deters to pay a $100,000 American Express bill in exchange for access to prominent figures in Trump's orbit. She has denied wrongdoing and questioned the authenticity of messages Deters released.
Guilfoyle is also facing a State Department inspector general investigation into allegations involving gifts, private travel, and other conduct during her time as ambassador.
