Kimberly Guilfoyle has quietly returned to the United States after being asked to resign as U.S. Ambassador to Greece amid misconduct allegations last month. And according to insiders, she reportedly has some “scores to settle” with people she believes have “wronged” her, including her ex-fiancé Donald Trump Jr. and his new wife, Bettina Anderson!
According to the Daily Mail, the 57-year-old former Fox News host is reportedly looking to make a return to the MAGA social scene after her dramatic departure from Greece. She has already attended a CPAC gala at Mar-a-Lago, hosted by conservative activist Matt Schlapp, and is reportedly staying with her second ex-husband, businessman Eric Villency, with whom she shares her 20-year-old son, Ronan. But if the latest insider claims are anything to go by, Guilfoyle’s return could spell trouble for some members of the Trump family…
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Kimberly Guilfoyle Reportedly Has 'Scores To Settle' With Donald Trump Jr. And Bettina Anderson
Donald Trump Jr. and his new wife are reportedly among the people Guilfoyle feels have wronged her, per the Daily Mail, following the breakdown of her relationship with the president's eldest son.
Guilfoyle was reportedly blindsided by her ex-fiancé's romance with Anderson, which made headlines in the months leading up to Donald Trump's 2024 election victory. Following their split, Guilfoyle was nominated to become the U.S. Ambassador to Greece, which some insiders saw as a convenient way to put some distance between her and the new couple.
Hollywood insider Rob Shuter previously reported that the ambassadorship was an ideal arrangement for Don Jr., too. "Don wants Kimberly in Greece, not back in his life in the USA," a source told Shuter. "The ambassadorship was the perfect breakup gift. She got a glamorous title, and he got an ocean between them."
"Kimberly loved getting the job of ambassador to Greece," a source told the Daily Mail. "But that didn't diminish the agony of Don Jr.'s betrayal, and what some considered her banishment out of the country so he didn't have to come face to face with her wrath."
And it seems Guilfoyle's feelings towards Anderson haven't softened either! "She made it perfectly clear how little she thought of Bettina from the start," another source told the publication.
The Daily Mail previously claimed that Guilfoyle had even joined forces with one of Anderson's ex-boyfriends in an alleged attempt to split up the couple. However, the reported efforts didn't work, and Trump Jr. and Anderson went on to marry in the Caribbean in May this year. Now that Guilfoyle is back in the U.S., one insider reportedly believes that "all bets are off."
Insiders Claim Kimberly Guilfoyle Knows Trump Family Secrets
And Donald Trump Jr. and Bettina may not be the only people who have reason to be concerned about Guilfoyle's return, according to the report.
Having dated Trump Jr. for six years, Guilfoyle reportedly knows plenty about the family's private lives. The Daily Mail even claimed that she had kept a diary of some of the things she learned during their relationship, likening it to the infamous "burn book" from Mean Girls.
"Kimberly knows where the bodies are buried. She knows the people, the secrets, the fights, the relationships. Nobody wants an angry Kimberly back home with nothing to lose," a source told the Daily Mail. And this isn't the first time insiders have suggested that Guilfoyle's return could make Don Jr. nervous…
Shuter previously reported that the president's eldest son was "afraid" of what his ex-fiancée might do now that she was no longer in Greece. "This isn't love. It's fear," a source told Shuter. "The last thing Don wants is an angry Kimberly back in America with nothing to lose and plenty to say."
Kimberly Guilfoyle Resigned As Ambassador To Greece Amid Misconduct Allegations
Guilfoyle resigned as Ambassador to Greece on October 13th, after the White House asked her to step down following a series of misconduct allegations.
One of the most serious allegations involved claims that Guilfoyle had asked longtime Trump supporter Eric Deters to pay a $100,000 American Express credit card bill shortly before her Senate confirmation hearing in July 2025. According to reports, she allegedly offered to help him gain access to Trump administration officials in exchange.
She also faced allegations that she had used her diplomatic position to promote the interests of a Greek company and allowed one of its lobbyists to attend private diplomatic meetings.
However, Guilfoyle and her lawyers have strongly denied any wrongdoing. Her lawyers maintained that the money she allegedly requested from Deters was for unpaid speaking engagements and consulting work that predated her appointment as ambassador, and disputed the authenticity of the alleged messages. Guilfoyle also addressed the allegations in a statement on X, denying wrongdoing and vowing to defend her name and reputation.
