President Trump said he is considering whether to remove Kimberly Guilfoyle from her post as U.S. ambassador to Greece. He made the remark on Monday while responding to a reporter’s question about her future.
The comment followed reports that Guilfoyle asked a Republican donor to pay off her credit card. The accusation has raised questions about her conduct in the diplomatic role.
Guilfoyle has served as the U.S. ambassador to Greece since early 2025. The position oversees diplomatic relations and American interests in the region.
According to the reports, the request involved a donor with ties to Republican political circles. Details about the payment and its timing remain limited.
The White House has not issued a formal statement on the matter. Trump’s remarks suggest no final decision has been made.
Removing an ambassador requires a formal process. The president can dismiss an appointee, but the move can carry political and diplomatic consequences.
Guilfoyle has not publicly responded to the accusation or the president’s comments. Her office has not released a statement.
The episode adds to recent scrutiny of ambassadors’ financial and ethical conduct. Lawmakers and watchdogs have called for clearer standards in such cases.
Trump’s comment signals the issue remains under review. Further developments may follow as the White House weighs its options.
