'The Devil Wears MAGA': Kimberly Guilfoyle Reportedly Has 'Burn Book' of Trump Family Secrets

Kimberly Guilfoyle's departure as US ambassador to Greece has coincided with claims from anonymous sources that she may possess detailed information about the Trump family and its political operation.

According to the Daily Mail, as cited by The Daily Beast, the sources allege that Guilfoyle has kept a 'burn book' documenting the Trump family, which they have nicknamed 'The Devil Wears MAGA'.

'Having her back in America would be a nightmare,' one source reportedly said. Another claimed Guilfoyle knows where 'the bodies are buried', adding that she knows the people, secrets, fights and relationships behind the scenes.

A further insider reportedly said Guilfoyle knows so much because she was 'way inside that family and political operation for years'. The reporting does not independently verify the existence of the alleged burn book or its contents.

'The Devil Wears MAGA': What Could Guilfoyle Reveal?

The nickname evokes a political tell-all filled with private conversations, personal grievances and potentially embarrassing revelations. Yet the reports reviewed do not establish whether the alleged diary is a physical document, a collection of notes or simply a description of information Guilfoyle may know.

Nor has the reporting independently verified its existence, identified confirmed entries or established that Guilfoyle personally threatened to publish specific secrets.

That has not stopped the story from attracting attention. Guilfoyle spent years around the Trump family and its political operation, making the prospect of her speaking out an intriguing one. But the substance of any information she may possess remains unknown.

Her direct response to the alleged burn-book claim has not been established in the reporting reviewed. The story currently rests on claims from unnamed insiders, rather than a confirmed tell-all waiting to be released.

From Donald Trump Jr's Fiancée To Diplomatic Fallout

Guilfoyle, 57, is a former prosecutor and Fox News personality who became a prominent Republican fundraiser and campaign surrogate. Her relationship with Donald Trump Jr, the president's eldest son, placed her within the family's political orbit. The couple announced their split in December 2024 after becoming engaged in 2020.

That history helps explain why the alleged diary story has generated such interest. But her former relationship does not establish what she might have recorded or whether she intends to disclose anything.

Her diplomatic career has now ended amid separate allegations concerning her conduct in Greece, putting the reported burn-book claims against an already turbulent political backdrop.

Resignation Amid Serious Allegations

On 13 October 2026, the White House confirmed that Guilfoyle had been asked to resign as ambassador to Greece.

The announcement followed reports of alleged misconduct, including claims involving a political donor and access to administration officials. Guilfoyle denied wrongdoing, saying the allegations were false and that she intended to defend her name and reputation.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Republican donor Eric Deters provided messages that allegedly showed Guilfoyle asking him to pay a $100,000 (£75,507) American Express bill before her confirmation hearing.

The reporting linked the request to potential help with Deters' tax and legal concerns. Guilfoyle has disputed the authenticity of the documents, and the allegations have not established criminal wrongdoing.

Separate reporting raised questions about Guilfoyle's dealings with Greek energy company Aktor and lobbyist Christos Marafatsos. The State Department's Office of Inspector General has reportedly investigated concerns about her conduct. The existence of an investigation does not establish that the allegations are true.

A Tell-All or a Political Storm?

For now, the alleged 'Devil Wears MAGA' burn book remains a focal point of speculation, but its existence and contents have not been verified in the reporting reviewed.

The question hanging over Trumpworld is whether the reported anxiety reflects specific information Guilfoyle holds or broader concerns about what a former insider might say.

With her ambassadorship over and scrutiny of her conduct continuing, the claims have added another chapter to the Trump political saga. Whether the alleged burn book ever produces revelations remains unknown.