Kathy Griffin interviewed by Secret Service over beheaded Trump photo: report

Comedian Kathy Griffin was interviewed in person by the Secret Service for more than an hour over a controversial photo in which she posed with a fake decapitated head resembling President Trump, according to political reporter Yashar Ali. 

The Secret Service’s probe into Griffin’s photo is still open, Ali reported in a tweet.

News: Kathy Griffin has been interviewed by the Secret Service, in-person, for over an hour….investigation still not closed.

— Yashar Ali (@yashar) July 3, 2017

Griffin’s lawyers confirmed last month that an investigation had been opened and that they intend to fully cooperate.

{mosads}Griffin apologized for the photo after sparking widespread outrage, saying she went “too far” and that she started getting “constant death threats.” 

The comedian hinted last week at the tensions around the Secret Service’s investigation when she tweeted a response to an article arguing TMZ is the media’s “most potent” pro-Trump outlet, saying: “Hey … TMZ and [TMZ founder] Harvey Levin may you NEVER [be] under fed investigation like I am now.”

Hey, (I don’t give a F anymore) but @TMZ & Harvey Levin may u NEVER b under fed investigation like I am now. https://t.co/im27CmAmZS

— Kathy Griffin (@kathygriffin) June 27, 2017