Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle’s Hunky Gatekeeper Is Paid Gas Lobbyist
Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle has been seen quite a bit with Christos Marafatsos … and his inclusion at official meetings is raising some eyebrows.
Christos … whom Trump once called a “good-looking guy” … is not an elected or appointed official but a paid lobbyist … the Wall Street Journal reported.
The thing is … as ambassador to Greece, Guilfoyle has reportedly tried encouraging a few foreign governments to ink gas deals with the company Aktor.
And who happens to be a registered lobbyist for the gas conglomerate and has received $160,000 in payments? You guessed it … Christos … this, according to the WSJ.
In addition to attending multiple meetings across several countries with Kimberly … Christos apparently flew her to Bulgaria on a private jet.
Aktor — which secured a $6 billion deal with Albania — told the WSJ that “Guilfoyle wasn’t improperly promoting Aktor’s commercial interests.”
Meanwhile, lawyers for Guilfoyle, Marafatsos, and Aktor have denied any wrongdoing.

