She had honeymooned in Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle, as she revealed during the presentation of her credentials to the President of the Republic Konstantinos Tasoula.
The lady Guilfoyle she did not hide her enthusiasm for her experience so far in Athens, where she came on Saturday, noting that the photojournalists have treated her very well. “It’s so nice to be back in Athens and in Greece”, he said.
Mr. Tassoulas asked her if she had visited Greece as a tourist, with Mrs Guilfoyle replying: “Yes, as a matter of fact I covered them Olympic Games for ABC and I also spent my honeymoon here,” and clarified that she went to Athens, her hydra, her Corfu, the Mykonos, the Santorini. “Terrible honeymoon!” he added. Her sentence provoked the comment of Mr. Tasula who said: “the honeymoon was fantastic, the wedding was not”, with the ambassador replying that “we will work for a new husband”
Ms. Guilfoyle also revealed that when she was 18, she studied ancient Greco-Roman history at UC Davis with what she described as her favorite professor Spyridakis.
The dialogue in detail:
Konstantinos Tassoulas: As you can see there was great anticipation for your arrival! Terrible anticipation. You can recognize it from the photojournalists.
Kimberly Guilfoyle: May. They treated me so well, it was an amazing experience.
Konstantinos Tassoulas: Yes.
Kimberly Guilfoyle: And it’s so nice to be back in Athens and in Greece.
Konstantinos Tasoulas: Have you come here as a tourist?
Kimberly Guilfoyle: Yes, I actually covered the Olympics for ABC News.
Konstantinos Tassoulas: Truth;
Kimberly Guilfoyle: I came here in 2004 and honeymooned here. Great honeymoon.
Konstantinos Tassoulas: The honeymoon was great, the wedding was not.
Kimberly Guilfoyle: We will work for a new husband.
Konstantinos Tassoulas: In Athens, on your honeymoon or on the islands?
Kimberly Guilfoyle: Yes, in Athens and everywhere. Hydra, Corfu, Mykonos, Santorini. And then I started studying ancient Greco-Roman history when I was 18 at UC Davis with my favorite professor Spyridakis.
Konstantinos Tassoulas: Spyridakis.
Kimberly Guilfoyle: Yes. Great name, right?
Konstantinos Tassoulas: Yes.
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