ATLANTA, Ga. — Former Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has traded the floor of the U.S. House for the screens of the fan-engagement app Cameo, launching a new venture selling personalized video messages.

According to her newly launched profile on the digital platform, the former lawmaker is charging $149 for custom personal videos — such as birthday wishes, holiday greetings, and pep talks — and a steep $5,000 for business-oriented promotional messages.

The online pivot marks the latest chapter in a turbulent year for the former Northwest Georgia representative. Greene stunned the nation’s political establishment late last year by resigning from Congress, officially vacating her seat on January 5, 2026.

Her exit followed an increasingly bitter and public fallout with President Donald Trump. Once one of Trump’s most fierce legislative defenders, Greene broke sharply with the president and the Republican Party, primarily over infighting regarding the public release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Since her resignation, she has also officially left the GOP.

The launch of her Cameo channel also comes on the heels of major personal changes. Late last month, Greene married journalist and Real America’s Voice correspondent Brian Glenn in a quiet Las Vegas ceremony on July 28.

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