Donald Trump Jr. and Fox News host ,Kimberly Guilfoyle are dating

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 Donald Trump Jr. is reportedly dating Fox News host, Kimberly Guilfoyle.


 Page Six reports that, the US president's eldest son has been dating Guilfoyle for "a few weeks." and comes just two months after Trump Jr. announced his divorce from Vanessa Trump after 13 years together.

 On Trump's new relationship, a source told the media outlet: 'The relationship is still young, and Don Jr. is asking for some privacy to give the power couple’s love a chance to blossom.'

 'The new couple was seen arriving together at a party hosted by Bill White and Bryan Eure for President Trump’s new ambassador to Germany, Richard Grenell, on Sunday evening.'

 'Don Jr. and Guilfoyle mingled with guests but stuck close to each other, and later left together, heading for a late dinner at Harry Cipriani on Fifth Avenue.'

 Donald and Vanessa Trump who got married in November 2005 before going their separate ways this year, have five children together, Kai, Donald III, Spencer, Tristan and Chloe Trump.

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