White House orders Kimberly Guilfoyle to 'stay away': report

White House orders Kimberly Guilfoyle to 'stay away': report
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Former US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle speaks during US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit at the prime minister's office in Athens, Greece, October 7, 2026.

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Sources speaking with OK! Magazine editor Rob Shuter say disgraced and fired White House ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle has been told to get lost for good.

“Kimberly has been frozen out,” an insider told Shuter for his Naughty But Nice blogShuter for his Naughty But Nice blog. “She’s been told to stop reaching out to Donald Trump. This isn’t a misunderstanding or a temporary disagreement. The message is clear: Stay away.”

Sources said Donald Trump Jr.’s former fiancée has been instructed to stop contacting the president, or his help, and that she should not expect another White House invitation.

“The White House operates by invitation,” another insider told Shuter. “Kimberly used to be able to walk through doors that were closed to everyone else. Now those doors are closed to her.”

Insiders also told Shuter that the decision is “personal” rather than a routine security matter, like the escort of a fired employee to a building’s front door.

“Kimberly still remembers when she was practically family,” a source said. “But being Donald Jr.’s former fiancée doesn’t give her permanent access to his father.”

Guilfoyle was asked to resign from her position as Ambassador of the United States to Greece amid misconduct allegations in which she was accused of asking a donor to pay her $100,000 American Express bill in exchange for access to high-ranking officials. She also allegedly threatened foreign officials and granted lobbyists privileged access.

Her departure was abrupt. The U.S. Embassy in Greece’s website offered no mention of Guilfoyle last week, and she was quickly scrubbed from the site. In her place on the site is her successor, Josh Huck. The change happened almost immediately after Trump publicly distanced himself from his former future daughter-in-law.

“In Trump world, losing your relationship is painful,” said Shuter. “Losing your access is devastating.”

Still, Trump donor Eric Deters told Daily Beast podcast host Joanna Coles recently that more Guilfoyle drama is on the way. Deters said he will be lining up the Trump family and associates for subpoenas and court depositions when he sues them for defamation in the coming months — and he expects all matter of gritty information to come to light.

“I emailed Susie Wiles — I left Kimberly off this email — and Don Jr., yesterday and I said point Blank, ‘you know I'm going to sue Kimberly Guilfoyle for defamation’ because they said the texts were fake. They told me they were false. They told me that I was a known blackmailer. … [T]hen they said I owed her money and … so they defamed the hell out of me,” said Deters.

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