Gavin Newsom Takes Frosty Look Back At Marriage To Kimberly Guilfoyle
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The California governor dished on his less-than-wedded bliss in his new book.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said in a new memoir that he was going through the motions in his courtship with Kimberly Guilfoyle.
Newsom and Guilfoyle wed in 2001 and divorced during his first term as San Francisco mayor in 2006.
Painting their union as a convenient platform for strivers, Newsom wrote in a New York Times-provided excerpt in “Young Man in a Hurry”:
“I would go through all the motions until the motions led me right up to the altar.”
“I had become quite skilled at repressing my feelings and Kimberly allowed me this emotional distance,” he wrote, adding that their divorce was “amicable.”
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