Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former Fox News personality and current ambassador to Greece, set off a firestorm of controversy just by sharing pictures of her visit to a monastery.
Guilfoyle posed in front of a row of clerics swathed in black at the Ormylia Monastery in Halkidiki — but the ambassador wore something quite different: a bright peacock blue form-fitting dress with a plunging neckline.
The Daily Beast dubbed it an "unholy faux pas."
Commenters on X and Instagram agreed.
“Deeply blessed as deep as the plunging neckline," one person reportedly replied on Instagram. "Do better."
“Maybe put the girls away for something like this?” asked another.
"Such an embarrassment," one X user replied.
“Didn't any of your subordinates suggest to you that your dress was too short for the monastery?” wrote one.
Robert Goldberg simply wrote, “Tone deaf.”
Conservative Mira16 advised, “Ma'am, you are turning into Morticia Addams. Slow down, please.”
I was deeply moved to visit the Ormylia Foundation and Monastery this week. I met with their dedicated volunteers, including Abbot Elisaios, Dr. Doumas, Brother Charlie, and the remarkable Reverend Mother Nikodimi and her sisters.
Their work healing bodies through the Medical… pic.twitter.com/a77NPir2lf
— Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle (@USAmbassadorGR) July 30, 2026
