Donald Trump has spoken publicly for the first time about the resignation of US ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle, saying the administration 'didn't like what we were reading'.
Asked about the decision to request Guilfoyle's resignation, Trump told the press she 'was doing a good job' but that the administration was concerned by allegations that she had asked a Trump donor to pay her credit card bills.
Allegations and resignation
Guilfoyle, who was once engaged to Trump's son, Donald Jr, was a longstanding political ally. She stepped down as US ambassador to Greece after the alleged misconduct came to light.
The allegations centred on a request to a Trump donor to cover her credit card expenses, prompting the administration's decision to seek her resignation.
