Kimberly Guilfoyle begged Trump donor to pay $100K AmEx bill ahead of confirmation as Greece ambassador: Honey please
Donald Trump Jr.’s ex-fiancée Kimberly Guilfoyle begged a major MAGA donor to pay her $100,000 credit card bill days before her confirmation hearing to be ambassador to Greece, stunning text messages show.“Honey please I need you to get this done for me today,” the 57-year-old ex-Fox News host implored former Kentucky congressional candidate Eric Deters in a July 3, 2025, Signal message reported by The Wall Street Journal.Guilfoyle followed that up with a praying hands emoji and a PDF with bill payment instructions from the credit card giant.“You could just send it here,” she told Deters.
“It won’t show up anywhere if you wire money to American Express that’s all that will show.Please.”Deters, 63, had promised Guilfoyle up to $1 million if she helped him get his legal and tax issues in front of top officials in the Trump administration — but he balked at her six-figure request.“Your needing $100,000 urgent [sic] unfortunately is not going to work,” he reportedly replied.
“I can’t do this without getting a divorce.”Guilfoyle persisted, according to the Journal, telling him: “I’ve been calling you for over a week straight.You could be here meeting with [then-IRS Commissioner] Billy Long.”Deters ultimately declined to send the money, despite Guilfoyle promising him that if he did, she would “be your Trump ride or die, forever and ever.”“She never came through on anything,” he groused to the Journal.Six days later, Guilfoyle appeared before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and she was ultimately confirmed 51-47 on Sept.
18.Deters reportedly has known Guilfoyle since 2020, when he founded an anti-COVID mandate event called Freedom Fest.The former wife of California Gov.
Gavin Newsom was paid a total of $300,000 to speak alongside other members of the Trump family at subsequent editions of the festival.The former Ohio morning radio DJ also donated $125,000 to a pro-Trump PAC in 2022, according to Federal Election Comm...