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Marjorie Taylor Greene Launches Cameo Videos

Marjorie Taylor Greene Launches Cameo Videos

Marjorie Taylor Greene has joined Cameo, offering paid custom video messages starting at $164 for fans and $5,000 for businesses.

Marjorie Taylor Greene has added a new income stream with her Cameo videos venture, giving supporters a way to pay for custom messages from the former congresswoman. Greene confirmed the move in a TikTok video posted Tuesday, where she introduced the range of requests she is willing to fulfill.

The Cameo videos offer includes birthday greetings, motivational messages, personal advice and light roasts. Greene also invited customers to send messages for friends or loved ones, telling viewers she would be glad to deliver them. The entry price for individual fan requests starts at $164, while business customers face a much steeper minimum of $5,000.

For companies, Cameo’s standard terms allow a 15-day marketing use window, with longer licensing available through separate arrangements. The platform has already displayed one early example from Greene’s page: a birthday message for a supporter named Montana, who had turned 30.

That video took an unexpected turn when Greene addressed Montana’s dog, Pino, and then shifted to a jab at the sitting president. She said the dog might make a better president than the current one and then added that this was probably true, even definitely true. The clip underscored the combative style that made Greene one of the most watched figures in Republican politics.

Greene’s page on Cameo presents her in her own political branding, calling her an America First firebrand and crediting her with pushing for release of the Epstein files and opposing continued involvement in foreign conflicts. The profile gives fans and businesses a direct channel to pay for a personalized touch from a figure who has stayed in the political spotlight even after leaving Washington.

Her post-Congress path has kept her close to conservative circles. Greene has been photographed in strategy sessions with Tucker Carlson, Thomas Massie and Joe Kent, and reports say that group has discussed the possibility of forming a new political party built around America First values. A widely shared photo showed the group gathered casually over cookies and milk.

Greene’s personal life has also changed. She has married Brian Glenn, a former television news reporter. On the political side, she has said Trump betrayed America, marking a sharp break from the alliance that once defined much of her time in Congress and the years that followed.

The new Cameo videos business shows how Greene is turning a national profile into a direct-to-fan platform while keeping her political identity front and center. For supporters, it is a way to buy access. For everyone else, it is another sign that Greene plans to remain a force in the America First movement well beyond her House tenure. That matters because Greene is still shaping conservative politics, even outside elected office, and her next moves could keep drawing attention from across the country.

Frequently asked questions

What is Marjorie Taylor Greene selling on Cameo?
She is offering custom video messages for fans and businesses. The options include birthday shoutouts, motivational notes, personal advice and playful roasts.
How much do Greene’s Cameo videos cost?
Fan requests begin at $164. Business videos start at $5,000, with additional licensing possible beyond Cameo’s standard marketing window.
Did Greene post an example of the service?
Yes. One early clip on her profile was a birthday message for a supporter named Montana, who had turned 30.
What is Greene doing politically after Congress?
She remains active in conservative circles and has appeared in strategy sessions with Tucker Carlson, Thomas Massie and Joe Kent. Reports say they have discussed forming a new America First party.
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