Kimberly Guilfoyle Faces New Misconduct Claims After Resignation

The scandal surrounding Kimberly Guilfoyle, former US Ambassador to Greece and a long-time ally of US President Donald Trump, continues to escalate days after her resignation. Alongside allegations that she asked a Republican donor for 100,000 dollars to cover personal debts, a former colleague at Fox News has now published new claims about her conduct while working at the network, including explicit conversations about her sex life and displaying intimate photos of men.

Fox News Colleagues Speak Out

Lisa "Kennedy" Montgomery, a former Fox Business host, wrote in the Daily Mail that she initially bonded with Guilfoyle due to their shared aversion to California Governor Gavin Newsom, Guilfoyle's ex-husband. According to Montgomery, the better she got to know her, the more uncomfortable she felt in her presence.

Montgomery claimed that Guilfoyle boastfully spoke about a relationship with a man she nicknamed "Lex Luthor," describing him as a "cash machine in love." According to her, Guilfoyle showed her and other friends photos of the man's luxury American Express Black credit card from both sides, alongside intimate photos of him.

Lawsuits and Political Fallout

Simultaneously, attorney and former Republican donor Eric Deters filed a defamation lawsuit against Guilfoyle. Deters is the man who exposed messages in which Guilfoyle allegedly asked him for about 100,000 dollars to pay off her credit card debts before her ambassadorial confirmation hearing.

"The claims against me are entirely false, and I will vigorously defend my name, reputation, and integrity," Guilfoyle stated in her resignation message.

Guilfoyle's attorney has dismissed Deters' lawsuit as completely meritless, while Guilfoyle maintains that all allegations against her are baseless politically motivated attacks.