Kimberly Guilfoyle is sued by the MAGA donor she allegedly 'begged for $100K' to clear her AmEx bill

Eric Deters, 63, a Kentucky congressional candidate turned longtime Trump ally, is taking Guilfoyle to court after she allegedly asked him to wire $100,000 straight to her American Express account — off the books — just days before her Senate confirmation hearing in July 2025. Deters has released text messages he says prove she pleaded for the transfer, and claims he paid out $300,000 in total without receiving anything in return. Guilfoyle's legal team argues the funds were a legitimate payment for speeches and consulting work. By filing suit, Deters gains the ability to subpoena Donald Trump Jr. and place Guilfoyle under oath in a deposition.

Embassy staffers called her ousting 'unprecedented' — 'a violent beheading of the mission' — adding there was 'relief, not shock' she was gone.

Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas has refused the customary farewell meeting; aides warn she is 'brazen' enough to show up uninvited anyway.

An insider says Guilfoyle is 'ashamed to return to the US' and is hunting for 'a rich European husband' — adding bluntly: 'She's done in Trump world.'