Gavin Newsom gives ice cold take on marriage to Kimberly Guilfoyle: ‘Going through the motions’

California Gov. Gavin Newsom admits he was a cold, distant husband to first wife Kimberly Guilfoyle – writing in his forthcoming memoir he was “just going through the motions.”

Newsom said he married Guilfoyle at a time when he became “skilled at repressing my feelings,” according to an excerpt of the memoir, “Young Man in a Hurry,” which drops Feb. 24.

“Kimberly allowed me this emotional distance,” the Democratic governor wrote in the memoir, according to The New York Times. 

The pair, once considered “the New Kennedys,” were married in 2001 when Newsom was serving as the mayor of San Francisco. 

But, the courtship seemed more contractual than intimate. 

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Newsom described the moments leading up to “I do,” as simply going “through all the motions until the motions led me right up to the altar,” the paper reported. 

Guilfoyle, who went on to date Donald Trump, Jr. and is now the US Ambassador to Greece, filed for divorce from Newsom in 2005 citing the demands of their respective careers while living on opposite coasts. 

It was later revealed that as the couple were breaking up, Newsom had an affair with his then-deputy chief of staff’s wife, a moment of infidelity he described in his book as “the worst betrayal of my life.”

“I thought of myself as a single guy who happened to be mayor,” Newsom wrote, according to the paper. “Had my head been on straight, I would have seen it was the other way around.”

Newsom, however, reportedly opted out of discussing some of his other love interests — including 19-year-old model and college lacrosse star Brittanie Mountz whom he dated when he was 38-years old.

Newsom — a potential Democratic presidential candidate in 2028 — dismissed that fling to the Times, claiming that the mismatched pair “only went on a few dates.”

He also said in the book that he broke up with “The Sopranos” and “CSI” actress Sofia Milos at the behest of oil magnate Gordon Getty, who told him she “wasn’t suited to him.”