Kimberly Guilfoyle Opens Up on Love and Search for New Husband on Greek TV… But Snubs Famous Ex
Kimberly Guilfoyle, never one to shy away from the spotlight, surprised viewers in Greece this week when she spoke candidly about her personal life during her first major television appearance since taking on her new diplomatic role. The former prosecutor, television host, and high-profile political figure sat down with Greek media for what was expected to be a standard interview about her transition to public service abroad. Instead, Guilfoyle delivered a mix of humor, self-reflection, and selective nostalgia that quickly captured international attention.
During the interview, Guilfoyle was asked about her previous time in Greece, a country she has often described as one of her favorites. She revealed that she had not only worked there in the past, covering the 2004 Athens Olympics as a reporter, but had also spent her honeymoon in Greece during her first marriage. When the conversation turned playfully to the “honeymoon but not the marriage,” Guilfoyle laughed and responded with a quip now making headlines: she was “working on getting a new husband.”
The moment—light, flirtatious, and self-aware—stood out in contrast to the typically measured tone of diplomatic appearances. But Guilfoyle embraced it, leaning into a persona that blends polished professionalism with tabloid-friendly charisma. For many viewers, it was a reminder of why she has remained a fixture of political and entertainment media for more than two decades.
Interestingly, as she discussed the men who have been part of her life, Guilfoyle praised two former partners: ex-husband Gavin Newsom, now a major political figure in his own right, and her second husband, Eric Villency, with whom she shares a son. She spoke warmly of both, focusing on the lessons learned and the personal growth that followed those relationships.
But one name was conspicuously absent.
Despite her long, highly publicized relationship with Donald Trump Jr.—a partnership that made them one of the most visible couples in conservative politics—Guilfoyle made no mention of him. Whether intentional or simply conversational oversight, the omission reverberated. For someone as media-savvy as Guilfoyle, silence is rarely accidental. And as viewers and analysts noted almost immediately, the interview felt like a subtle reframing of her narrative: a step toward independence from a relationship that often defined her public image in recent years.
Her comments also sparked speculation about whether she was signaling a shift not only in her personal life but in her political positioning. As a diplomat in Greece, Guilfoyle is required to walk a careful line, and distancing herself—at least rhetorically—from polarizing figures may be part of that recalibration.
Still, the tone of the interview was far from somber. Guilfoyle appeared relaxed, confident, and even playful, showing a side of herself that many audiences haven’t seen since her early television career. The segment ended with her reiterating how grateful she was to be in Greece and—true to her headline-making moment—that she remains open to whatever the future brings, husband included.
