Comedian Kathy Griffin, known for her polarizing humor and political commentary, has once again made headlines with her assertion that she could soon face extreme repercussions for her past actions and public persona.
In a recent interview with Chicago’s WGN radio, Griffin implored fans to attend her latest comedy tour, My Life on the PTSD List, warning that it might be their last chance to see her perform before she faces government retaliation.
“Come see me before I’m in one of those internment camps,” Griffin said. “I’m on the enemies list. That’s very obvious.”
Griffin’s claim is tied to her long-standing feud with former President Donald Trump. The tension between the two dates back to 2017, when Griffin participated in a controversial photo shoot holding what appeared to be a bloodied, decapitated head resembling Trump.
The image sparked immediate outrage, leading to widespread condemnation and significant professional consequences for Griffin.
The fallout was swift and severe. Griffin was fired from her co-hosting role on CNN’s New Year’s Eve broadcast and lost numerous comedy gigs. The backlash, she says, has continued to haunt her career and personal life.
In her WGN interview, Griffin revisited the infamous incident, suggesting