Kimberly Guilfoyle Faces Scrutiny Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations Following Nomination as Ambassador to Greece

The former Fox News host and Trump ally's appointment raises questions about qualifications, loyalty, and allegations of workplace misconduct.

Kimberly Guilfoyle, nominated by President-elect Donald Trump as Ambassador to Greece, has faced allegations of sexual misconduct during her tenure at Fox News, which reportedly led to a multimillion-dollar settlement.
Critics have raised concerns about Guilfoyle's qualifications for the diplomatic role, citing her lack of experience in foreign relations and her controversial past, including her involvement in the January 6 rally.
The timing of the nomination has drawn attention, coinciding with rumors of a breakup between Guilfoyle and Donald Trump Jr., leading some to speculate about ulterior motives behind the appointment.
Guilfoyle’s nomination is part of a broader pattern of Trump selecting loyalists and individuals with personal ties for key positions, some of whom also face allegations of sexual misconduct.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has yet to comment on whether it will investigate the allegations against Guilfoyle, while debates continue over the appropriateness of her appointment.