Kimberly Guilfoyle Has Responded to Donald Trump Jr.'s Humiliating Engagement as Only She Knows How

"I hope you haven't been worrying too much about Kimberly Guilfoyle, whose ex-fiancé, Donald Trump Jr., recently announced that he is engaged again, to a woman he appears to have started dating before most people, possibly including Guilfoyle herself, knew his previous relationship had ended. Despite the breakup and her subsequent combination promotion-banishment, Guilfoyle is thriving in her new role as the United States ambassador to Greece."

"On Sunday, the Times published a "global profile" of Guilfoyle, calling her "the talk of Athens" in a headline. The Times describes this series as "a weekly profile of the individuals who are shaping the world around them," though this week Guilfoyle seems to be sharing billing with a park ranger named Cindy Blaney, who the paper calls "one of Britain's chief bat whisperers." Clearly, there are many ways to shape the world."

"Some Greek officials seem to have nice things to say about her too, which is not surprising, given their professional obligation to stay on good terms with her. It seems it's so far, so good in the job: To date, she has only been denounced by one other embassy in Athens (the Chinese embassy, for some comments she made about China's control of a Greek port)."

Donald Trump Jr. recently announced an engagement to a woman he appears to have started dating before his previous relationship with Kimberly Guilfoyle ended. Guilfoyle serves as United States ambassador to Greece and has cultivated a high-profile presence there. She was called "the talk of Athens" and was juxtaposed with other international figures, including a British park ranger named Cindy Blaney. Greek officials have offered favorable comments amid incentives to maintain good relations. Only the Chinese embassy has publicly criticized her after remarks about China's control of a Greek port. Guilfoyle remains active socially and politically, attending clubs, contacting ministers late at night, and overseeing drilling in the Ionian Sea.

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