Trump insiders fear Guilfoyle's 'burn book' as WSJ reveals she claimed incriminating texts were AI-generated


Kimberly Guilfoyle insisted that texts threatening to derail her Greece ambassadorship had been fabricated by AI, in a desperate attempt to keep her position, but a relentless stream of damaging stories irritated Trump and she stepped down on Tuesday. Insiders are now said to be frightened that she will return to the US and publish a diary — dubbed 'The Devil Wears MAGA' — filled with secrets accumulated over six years at the heart of the Trump family's inner circle. Trump attempted to downplay her importance to reporters, saying she "dated my son a long time ago", but allies say she knows "where the bodies are buried."
A MAGA donor was reportedly approached by Guilfoyle to pay off a $100,000 credit card bill days before her Senate confirmation hearing.
With knowledge of the people, the secrets, and the fights, an angry Guilfoyle back on US soil with nothing to lose is, by all accounts, the last thing those around Trump want.
Despite having formally resigned, Guilfoyle had not yet vacated the official ambassador's residence in Athens as of yesterday.
