Lisa Kennedy Montgomery Accuses Kimberly Guilfoyle of Sharing Explicit Photos at Fox News

POLICY WIRE — New York, United States — Fox News commentator Lisa Kennedy Montgomery has published a scathing column detailing the tenure of the recently ousted U.S. Ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, at the conservative cable network.

Writing in her latest Daily Mail column, Montgomery alleged that Guilfoyle frequently made colleagues uncomfortable by discussing sex so openly and casually that it made fictional characters appear reserved.

Montgomery stated that she was unsurprised when recent reports emerged detailing Guilfoyle’s request to a Trump donor for $100,000 to settle an American Express bill prior to her Senate confirmation hearing. Additional controversies during her diplomatic post in Greece ultimately led to her resignation.

In a statement posted Tuesday, Guilfoyle denied all allegations against her, asserting that she intends to vigorously defend her name, reputation, and integrity. Guilfoyle was previously in a six-year relationship with Donald Trump Jr. until late 2024.

Recalling their time together at the network beginning in 2012, Montgomery noted they initially bonded over a shared dislike of Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom, Guilfoyle’s former husband. However, Montgomery detailed an unsettling invitation to Guilfoyle’s apartment where she answered the door wearing a black push-up corset and thigh-high stockings.

Montgomery further alleged that Guilfoyle displayed explicit images to several co-workers depicting an individual she was dating alongside photographs of his Amex black card, front and back. The columnist claimed there were at least three separate sets of these credit card and private part pairings.

According to Montgomery, when sexual assault allegations emerged against the late network chief Roger Ailes, Guilfoyle demanded that staff members pledge their loyalty to Ailes and his wife. Guilfoyle maintained her tenure at Fox News from 2006 until her sudden departure in 2018.

The New Yorker previously reported that the network paid approximately $4 million to Guilfoyle’s former assistant after the aide drafted a sexual harassment complaint against Guilfoyle. A lawyer for Guilfoyle has previously maintained that any suggestions of misconduct at Fox News are patently false.

Guilfoyle is currently facing a defamation lawsuit filed by Eric Deters, a former Trump donor who published Signal text messages where she allegedly asked him to cover her Amex balance in exchange for political influence. Guilfoyle’s legal team has disputed the authenticity of the text messages, and Deters confirmed he did not provide the funds.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)