President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are weighing whether to remove Kimberly Guilfoyle as U.S. Ambassador to Greece following Wall Street Journal reports from late September 2026 alleging she sought payment from a donor for personal expenses in exchange for access, promoted private commercial interests during diplomatic meetings, and made statements interpreted as pressure on Greek officials. These claims prompted a congressional inquiry and internal administration review, with officials describing themselves as “extremely pissed off” and indicating a decision could come shortly after the Columbus Day holiday. Guilfoyle’s legal team has denied wrongdoing, asserting the payment request related to prior services. Her continued public schedule and social media activity, combined with her longstanding ties to the Trump family, suggest removal is not yet confirmed despite the scrutiny. Traders appear to price near-term departure as unlikely absent an official announcement.