A recent report has brought attention to text message exchanges between Kimberly Guilfoyle, the current U.S. Ambassador to Greece, and Eric Deters, a former congressional candidate and vocal supporter of Donald Trump. According to reporting from The Wall Street Journal, Guilfoyle reached out to Deters to request $100,000, purportedly to cover an outstanding balance on an American Express credit card account.

Eric Deters, who has maintained a long-standing association with the MAGA movement and former President Trump, has become a focal point of this story due to the nature of the request. While the report highlights the specific financial ask, it also places the interaction within the broader context of political fundraising and personal financial management among high-profile figures.

There is currently no indication that the request was fulfilled, nor has there been a detailed public response from Guilfoyle’s office regarding the specific circumstances of the debt or the communication. The story has gained traction due to the high-profile status of the individuals involved and the unusual nature of a diplomatic official soliciting funds from a political donor for personal credit card obligations. As of now, the primary details remain centered on the existence of the text exchanges and the specific dollar amount requested. Further information regarding the timeline of these messages or any subsequent actions taken by either party has not been fully disclosed by the involved outlets.