Marjorie Taylor Greene has joined Cameo, offering personalized video messages starting at $164 and a commercial "business video" option beginning at $5,000. Business clips include a 15-day marketing license with options to extend. Her profile features a birthday message that turns into criticism of Donald Trump. Greene left Congress in early 2026, recently married Brian Glenn, and is involved in plans for a new "America First" party with Tucker Carlson, Rep. Thomas Massie and Joe Kent.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Joins Cameo — Personalized Videos From $164, Business Clips Start at $5,000
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Former congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has joined Cameo, the platform where public figures sell personalized video messages to paying customers. Greene announced the move in a TikTok post, saying she would record messages for friends, family or other recipients.
What She’s Offering
Greene’s Cameo profile lists a base price of $164 for personal messages. The profile says she will create birthday shout-outs, advice clips, pep talks, "roast" segments and question-and-answer videos. On the higher end, the profile offers a "business video" option with a minimum fee of $5,000.
Business License Details
Cameo’s listing indicates that business videos include a license allowing companies to use the footage for marketing for a 15-day period, with "flexible" options to extend that license. Customers should consult Cameo’s terms for full licensing details before purchasing.
An Example Clip
Greene’s profile includes a sample message in which she wishes a supporter named Montana a happy 30th birthday, then pivots into a jab at former President Donald Trump: "Wow, big 3-0. That is awesome! And I also heard you have a cute little dog named Pino... and I also heard that Pino might also make a better president than our current one. And as I think about that, I would say that's probably true; definitely true."
Political Activity and Personal Life
Greene left Congress at the start of 2026 but has remained active in public life. She recently married ex-reporter Brian Glenn and has been publicly involved in plans for a new "America First" political party alongside Tucker Carlson, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) and former National Counterterrorism Center director Joe Kent. Greene posted a photo of the group meeting and enjoying chocolate chip cookies and milk while discussing strategy, and has said the new party responds to what she calls a betrayal by former President Trump.
Note: All pricing and licensing details are taken from Greene’s Cameo profile and Cameo’s public service descriptions. Buyers should review the platform’s current terms and direct offerings for the latest information.
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