Kimberly Guilfoyle has left her position as a senior advisor in the Trump administration, accepting an exit from her fundraising role. She denied allegations surrounding her departure, which the White House has not specified.
Guilfoyle, a prominent figure in President Donald Trump's political circle, served as a senior advisor for fundraising during the 2024 presidential campaign and previously chaired the Trump Victory Finance Committee during the 2020 cycle.
Sources close to the administration said internal discussions about her position had been ongoing for several weeks before her departure. Her responsibilities are expected to be absorbed by existing campaign staff and White House liaisons. The White House has not announced a replacement for her specific duties.
Guilfoyle's departure follows other high-profile exits from the administration during Trump's second term. The absence of public details from either Guilfoyle or the White House leaves the exact circumstances of her exit unclear.
