Kimberly Guilfoyle Resigns as U.S. Ambassador to Greece Amid Allegations

Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned from her position as U.S. Ambassador to Greece, following a request from the White House amid allegations of improper conduct. Her biography has been removed from the U.S. Embassy in Greece's website, with her successor, Josh Huck, now featured. Reports indicate that outgoing ambassadors typically meet with the host country's leadership, but the office of President Konstantinos Tasoulas stated there are no plans for a formal farewell for Guilfoyle. Staff members at the U.S. Embassy described her departure as 'unprecedented' and characterized it as abrupt. Allegations against Guilfoyle include threatening foreign officials, providing lobbyists with privileged access, and attempting to solicit payments for political influence. Eric Deters, a donor, has claimed that Guilfoyle asked him to cover a $100,000 bill shortly before her confirmation hearing. Deters has stated his intention to sue Guilfoyle, who has denied the allegations and plans to defend her reputation. Coverage of her departure has been significant in Greek media, with one outlet referring to it as 'The Shortest Diplomatic Career.'