Guilfoyle's Lavish Spending at Greek Residence Sparks Controversy

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Kimberly Gilfoyle, the U.S. Ambassador to Greece, is facing heat for using taxpayer cash

on fancy upgrades at her official residence in Athens.

The big splurge is a half-size basketball court, costing $58,000 right next to the pool

in Gardens.

She's also requesting a personal photographer for $29,000, working up to 20 hours a

month since she lives and works there.

She's bonded with some wealthy Greek shipping heirs, who owned the pro basketball team,

Olympiacos, and she's posted pics cheering them on in games even, doing jersey swaps with

players.

Gilfoyle showed up at their stadium for a Euro League match, hyping the U.S. Greece

friendship.

Critics are blowing up over these costs, calling it tone-death luxury on the public's

dime while she's settling into this high-profile gage she got, right after her split from Donald

Trump Jr.

Beyond basketball, she's kept jet-setting to Paris Fashion Week in the Vienna Opera

Ball, plus running the Olympic Torch Relay under the Acropolis.

She's pushing deals and shipping and energy, Greece's big industries.

All this comes as she builds a new diplomat-life post-engagement to Trump Jr. who moved on quick.

Watch how the scrutiny plays out on these residence perks.