Kimberly Guilfoyle Shared NSFW Photos With Fox News Colleagues and Couldn’t Stop Talking About Sex: Host

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Kimberly Guilfoyle’s former Fox News colleague wrote a damning article about her time at the network with the recently ousted U.S. ambassador to Greece, and claimed she shared sexually explicit images with her colleagues.

Fox News commentator Lisa “Kennedy” Montgomery, who worked with the conservative network’s disgraced former ambassador from 2012 until Guilfoyle’s abrupt departure in 2018, has revealed her latest message. Daily Mail column, where she claimed that Guilfoyle “talked about sex in such a cavalier way that she drove Samantha out of Sex and the city you look like Greta Thunberg.

“Kimberly told me – and everyone else within earshot – that almost everyone at Fox News was in love with her and wanted to have sex with her, especially the women,” Kennedy claimed.

The commentator said she “wasn’t shocked” when she first read reports that Guilfoyle had begged a Trump donor to give her $100,000 to pay an Amex bill before her Senate confirmation hearing last year. More unflattering reports about Guilfoyle’s alleged conduct in Greece swirled, ultimately leading to his resignation earlier this week.

Guilfoyle, who had a six-year relationship with Donald Trump Jr. until the end of 2024, said the allegations against her were false in a statement released Tuesday. “I intend to vigorously defend my name, reputation and integrity,” Guilfoyle said.

Kennedy wrote that Guilfoyle was “already something of a rising star” when she joined Fox News in 2012. While they bonded over their shared disdain for California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, Guilfoyle’s ex-husband, the 57-year-old put Kennedy in uncomfortable situations, she claimed.

“One unsettling night, she asked me to meet her at her apartment,” Kennedy wrote in her column. “She opened the door wearing a black push-up corset and thigh-high stockings, and purred, ‘Do you like what you see?'”

At Fox News, Guilfoyle showed Kennedy and several other colleagues photos of the private parts of a man she was dating at the time. “Kimberly showed me and several of our friends pictures of her Amex black card – front and back,” Kennedy claimed. “The images were compared to a matching photo of the cardholder’s private parts.”

The columnist claimed there were “at least three sets of these credit card-penis pairs.”

According to Kennedy, when allegations of sexual assault against now-deceased network chief Roger Ailes surfaced, Guilfoyle “demanded” that she “pledge my loyalty to Ailes and his wife.”

Guilfoyle worked for Fox News from 2006 until his sudden departure in 2018. The New Yorker subsequently reported that Fox News paid Guilfoyle’s former assistant about $4 million after she wrote a complaint alleging sexual harassment against her former boss. A lawyer for Guilfoyle previously told the outlet that “any suggestion” that she “engaged in misconduct at Fox is patently false.”

The Independent has reached out to Guilfoyle’s attorney for comment.

Guilfoyle now faces a defamation lawsuit filed by Eric Deters, the former Trump donor who published text messages in which she asked him to pay her Amex bill in exchange for influence in the Trump administration.

“Honey, please I need you to do this for me today,” she sent Deters via Signal on July 3, adding a prayer emoji and a PDF containing payment instructions from Amex, according to the messages. “You can just send it here. It won’t show up anywhere if you transfer money to American Express, that’s all that will show up. Please.”

His lawyers challenged the authenticity of the text messages Deters shared with the media. Deters told CNN earlier this week that he did not give Guilfoyle the money.

Deters said his lawsuit “could bring down the entire Trump administration — an administration that I have supported since day one and whose policies I still support.”

Guilfoyle has not commented on the lawsuit or his resignation beyond a social media post after it was announced he had been asked to resign.