Kimberly Guilfoyle's Bad Week Just Got Worse
Trump donor Eric Deters has sued Kimberly Guilfoyle for defamation, days after she was forced to resign as ambassador.
Kimberly Guilfoyle finds herself engulfed in a worsening legal battle. Eric Deters, a Trump donor, has filed a defamation lawsuit against her and her legal team in Kentucky, alleging that they made false statements about him in The Wall Street Journal. Deters claims that Guilfoyle and her attorneys described his text messages as false and referred to him as a "known blackmailer."
Deters denies these accusations, stating that the messages are authentic and that he has not been accused of or charged with blackmail. The lawsuit also includes claims of breach of contract and a breach of an agreement related to efforts to help Durrani's former patients. Deters has intensified the dispute by posting a video of what he claims is a 16-minute phone recording, which he says contains damaging information about Guilfoyle and could potentially bring down the entire Trump administration.
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