Guilfoyle's camp would likely frame Kennedy's column as the bitter ramblings of a colleague who couldn't handle Guilfoyle's charisma and success in the male-dominated news landscape.
Insiders whisper that Kennedy's detailed account of the 'push-up corset' moment is just the tip of the iceberg, with many at Fox reportedly uncomfortable with Guilfoyle's self-aggrandizing narratives about her appeal to both men and women.
Kennedy's Daily Mail column details a specific night at Guilfoyle's home where she allegedly wore a 'black, push-up corset and thigh-high stockings.' Additionally, Eric Deters has filed a defamation lawsuit against Guilfoyle regarding a disputed $100,000 American Express bill.
If Kennedy's receipts are accurate, Guilfoyle's 'everyone wants me' era at Fox News was less about universal love and more about a calculated, high-stakes social climb that has finally hit a wall.
Fox News contributor Kennedy has officially thrown the first major grenade of the season, claiming that her former colleague Kimberly Guilfoyle was not just a colleague, but a 'status-chasing monster' who bragged that everyone at the network was in love with her. In a scathing column for the Daily Mail published this Thursday, Kennedy painted a vivid picture of Guilfoyle’s alleged behavior during their time working together from 2006 to 2018, suggesting Guilfoyle’s self-image was inflated to the point of delusion.
According to Kennedy, Guilfoyle frequently told anyone who would listen that 'everyone at Fox News was in love with her and wanted to sleep with her, especially the women,' a claim that has since become the subject of intense scrutiny and gossip. The most salacious detail involves a specific night when Kennedy was invited to Guilfoyle’s home. Ostensibly, the two were planning to share an Uber to attend a mutual friend’s birthday party.
However, Kennedy alleges that the evening took a bizarre turn when Guilfoyle opened the door dressed in a 'black, push-up corset and thigh-high stockings,' purring, 'You like what you see?' Kennedy claims she felt 'scared,' as if she had walked into a trap, and attempted to defuse the situation by complimenting Guilfoyle on being in 'great shape.' This incident serves as a microcosm of Kennedy’s broader critique: that Guilfoyle used her sexuality and status to manipulate those around her.
Kennedy’s narrative extends beyond the newsroom, pointing to Guilfoyle’s romantic history as evidence of her relentless social climbing. The column explicitly links Guilfoyle’s relationships with high-profile figures like California Governor Gavin Newsom and Donald Trump Jr. to her ambition, describing her as someone always 'planning her next move.' Kennedy argues that these relationships were less about love and more about securing proximity to power and wealth, a strategy that allowed Guilfoyle to navigate the upper echelons of American politics and media with calculated precision.
This public airing of grievances comes at a particularly precarious time for Guilfoyle, who is currently facing significant professional and legal headwinds. She was recently forced to resign her ambassadorship to Greece following allegations of misconduct and corruption. Furthermore, her financial dealings have come under legal fire, with Republican donor Eric Deters filing a defamation lawsuit against her.
Deters claims Guilfoyle denied his allegation that she asked him to pay off her $100,000 American Express bill in exchange for her assistance in navigating the Trump administration. With TMZ reporting that Guilfoyle has not yet commented on Kennedy’s explosive claims, the silence only adds fuel to the fire.
