Trump reportedly 'not happy' with Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle, weighing her removal

President Trump is reportedly “not happy” with Kimberly Guilfoyle and is weighing whether to remove her from her post as U.S. ambassador to Greece, according to reporting on the matter.

Guilfoyle, a former Fox News personality, was previously engaged to the president's son, Donald Trump Jr. She was appointed to the ambassadorial role under the Trump administration.

The specific reasons behind the reported dissatisfaction have not been detailed publicly, and it remains unclear whether Trump will ultimately move to fire Guilfoyle or allow her to remain in the post.

Ambassadorial appointments made by a president can be ended at the president's discretion, and reports of a sitting president being unhappy with an envoy's performance do not always result in an immediate removal.

Guilfoyle built a public profile as a cable news host before moving into Republican political circles, and her nomination to the ambassadorship followed her prominent role in Trump's political orbit in recent years.

Guilfoyle has not publicly commented on the reported tension, and the State Department has not issued a statement addressing her status in Athens. Any decision on her future in the role is expected to come directly from the White House.