In a twist that could only happen in the wild world of political drama, Kimberly Guilfoyle, former wife of California Governor Gavin Newsom, has landed herself a plum diplomatic role as the US Ambassador to Greece - and she’s not holding back on her past relationships.

Guilfoyle recently gave her first Greek television interview, where she unexpectedly spoke warmly about her relationships with both Newsom and her ex-husband Eric Villency. “I have a wonderful relationship with Eric Villency, the father of my son Ronan,” she shared. “What people need to understand about me is that I don’t give up. I will stay with you, I will be loyal”.

What’s particularly interesting is her notable silence regarding her former fiancé, Donald Trump Jr. This omission comes after recent tabloid speculation about their relationship’s dramatic unraveling, including reports of Trump Jr. allegedly seeing other women before their relationship ended.

Guilfoyle’s journey from San Francisco political circles to national Republican prominence is a testament to her political adaptability. After divorcing Newsom, she transitioned from a local political figure to a Fox News personality, and eventually became closely aligned with the Trump administration.

In her current role, Guilfoyle appears focused on geopolitical strategy. During her interview, she emphasized Greece’s potential as an “energy hub” that could help counter Russian and Chinese interests - a nuanced diplomatic positioning that suggests she’s taking her ambassadorial role seriously.

Her diplomatic appointment seems to be another chapter in her complex political narrative - a story of reinvention, strategic positioning, and the ever-shifting landscape of American politics.

While her past might be complicated, Guilfoyle seems determined to chart a new course in her diplomatic career, proving that in politics, personal histories are rarely straightforward.