A story involving the U.S. ambassador to Greece is drawing attention on the Korean Peninsula.
It encapsulates political scandals, corruption, and family affairs intertwined with a U.S. presidential family.

The central figure is Kimberly Guilfoyle. The controversy began with an exposé by The Wall Street Journal.
It was revealed that around the time of her nomination as U.S. ambassador to Greece, she sent text messages asking a businessman to pay off her USD 100,000 debt.
Although she explained that it was an "unsettled lecture fee,"
the businessman in question told the media in an interview that he had already given her USD 300,000 previously.

In addition, suspicions arose that she received various favors and concessions from tycoons, including a Greek shipping magnate and a construction tycoon,
leading to her eventual resignation—a situation that could effectively be called a dismissal by the White House.

Who is she, and how did she become the first female U.S. ambassador to Greece?
VideoMug takes a closer look at the process. Stay tuned!

(Reported by Jo Gi-ho | Edited by Park Seo-yeon | Designed by Cho Seung-hyun | Assistance by Kim Chae-hyun | Produced by Intellectual Content IP Team)