White House Reportedly Requested Kimberly Guilfoyle’s Resignation
The White House has reportedly requested that Kimberly Guilfoyle resign, as covered by the Sioux City Journal.

Sioux City, IA, October 13, 2026 — The White House has reportedly requested that Kimberly Guilfoyle submit her resignation, according to a report. The Sioux City Journal covered this development, detailing the alleged request made to Guilfoyle.
Specifics regarding the timing or the exact nature of the reported request were not immediately available. The individuals or departments within the White House that made the request have not been identified in the report. Furthermore, the reasons behind the alleged call for Guilfoyle’s resignation were not disclosed in the summary of the Sioux City Journal’s coverage.
The report from the Sioux City Journal, as summarized, indicates that the White House issued a request for Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign. No further details concerning this request, such as whether it was verbal or written, or if Guilfoyle has responded, were provided in the summary. The extent of the Sioux City Journal’s reporting on the matter beyond the central claim of the resignation request remains unclear based on the available information.
Details regarding Kimberly Guilfoyle’s role or position that would be affected by a resignation were not specified. The summary also did not include any information about potential next steps or consequences following the alleged request. The Sioux City Journal’s original reporting is cited as the source for this information, but the full scope of their findings is not present in the provided summary.
Efforts to obtain additional information regarding the reported request, including the context and any official statements or confirmations from The White House or Kimberly Guilfoyle’s representatives, were not detailed. The summary provided does not contain information about the date of the reported request or the duration of Guilfoyle’s tenure, if applicable to the context of the request.
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