Kathy Griffin Takes Back Apology For Decapitated Trump Picture
Kathy Griffin has revealed that she's no longer apologetic for releasing that infamous picture of her holding up President Donald Trump's fake severed head.
According to the New York Post's Page Six, Kathy tells Australian morning show "Sunrise," she's "no longer sorry... The whole outrage was BS, the whole thing got so blown out of proportion."
Kathy believes that the actions of Trump and his administration justify her picture, and she reportedly refers to him as a "fool."
She tells Sunrise, "So the picture happened, the outrage was ridiculous, I made an apology, and now in light of all the crazy things he and this administration are doing... he's unhinged."
Kathy originally apologized for the photo, self-proclaiming that she went "too far," and her actions caused her to lose stand up comedy work, her partnership with CNN and friendship with Anderson Cooper.
But now with her new upcoming special, "Laughing Your Head Off," Kathy is clearly unapologetically capitalizing on the controversy.
According to the New York Post's Page Six, Kathy tells Australian morning show "Sunrise," she's "no longer sorry... The whole outrage was BS, the whole thing got so blown out of proportion."
Kathy believes that the actions of Trump and his administration justify her picture, and she reportedly refers to him as a "fool."
She tells Sunrise, "So the picture happened, the outrage was ridiculous, I made an apology, and now in light of all the crazy things he and this administration are doing... he's unhinged."
Kathy originally apologized for the photo, self-proclaiming that she went "too far," and her actions caused her to lose stand up comedy work, her partnership with CNN and friendship with Anderson Cooper.
But now with her new upcoming special, "Laughing Your Head Off," Kathy is clearly unapologetically capitalizing on the controversy.
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