Fox News co‑host accuses Kimberly Guilfoyle of NSFW behavior on October 16
Lisa “Kennedy” Montgomery, a former MTV host now appearing as a Fox News contributor, accused former Fox News figure Kimberly Guilfoyle of sharing explicit photographs alongside images of men’s American Express cards on Oct. 16, 2026.
The allegation, made during a televised segment, says Guilfoyle displayed at least three pairs of “credit‑card‑penis” images, matching each card’s front and back with a private‑part photo of the cardholder. Montgomery identified one man as “Lex Luthor,” calling him a “lovesick cash cow.”
Montgomery described Guilfoyle as an “insanely charming” yet “status‑chasing monster” whose conduct was guided by what she termed “unrelenting narcissism.” The description mirrors earlier characterizations from Fox News insiders, who have referenced nicknames such as “Seabiscuit” and “USO” used within the network.
The claims surface weeks after Guilfoyle resigned as U.S. ambassador to Greece, a departure that followed a Wall Street Journal report that she had asked a Trump donor for $100,000 to cover an American Express balance. Guilfoyle denied the financial request, issuing a statement that she would vigorously defend her reputation.
Guilfoyle’s alleged behavior at Fox News is not new to public reports. A 2020 New Yorker investigation documented “graphic sexual talk” and the sharing of lewd images, including photographs of male genitalia, while she was a network host. She left Fox in 2018 amid a sexual‑harassment probe before returning for the ambassador role.
Montgomery’s accusations add to a pattern of former colleagues describing Guilfoyle’s discussions of sex as “cavalier,” with one quote comparing her talk to a fictional character from a popular TV series. The former contributor also noted that Guilfoyle purportedly showed colleagues her collection of X‑rated photos paired with the credit‑card images, suggesting a habitual practice.
In response to the latest allegations, Guilfoyle issued a denial, stating, “These allegations are false, and I intend to vigorously defend my name, my reputation, and my integrity.” She reiterated her commitment to public service and denied engaging in any workplace misconduct.
The public exchange highlights ongoing scrutiny of Guilfoyle’s conduct after her exit from both Fox News and the embassy, and it may prompt further internal reviews or external investigations into the alleged behavior.
