Kimberly Guilfoyle Faces Uncertain Return to U.S. After Diplomatic Post Ends
Guilfoyle, who has reportedly been removed from her ambassadorship in Greece, faces questions about her next steps as she no longer owns property in the United States.
Kimberly Guilfoyle is reportedly facing an uncertain return to the United States following the end of her diplomatic tenure as U.S. Ambassador to Greece. The former Fox News co-host, who was appointed to the post in Athens, is now expected to return to the U.S. but the exact location of her residence remains unclear.
Guilfoyle no longer owns property in the United States, having sold her Jupiter, Florida, mansion for $7.5 million in the summer. The waterfront property was originally purchased in 2021 for $9.7 million by Donald Trump Jr. and Guilfoyle when they were a couple. Trump Jr. later bought out Guilfoyle's share of the property.
Her son, Ronan, 20, is a student at the University of Miami and has reportedly been taking online courses while staying with his mother. Guilfoyle is expected to return to Florida, where her ex-fiancé Donald Trump Jr. and his current wife, Bettina Anderson, reside.
Guilfoyle's tenure as ambassador began in 2019. She previously worked as a prosecutor and television host before entering public service.