Kathy Griffin Tweets 'It Wasn't Me' After Shooting at White House

There was reportedly a shooting outside of the White House on Monday afternoon (August 10) and moments after the news went public, Kathy Griffin chimed in to make sure people knew she wasn’t involved.

President Trump was in the middle of a press conference on Monday when he was escorted out by an official. He returned minutes later and reported that that there was a shooting just blocks from the White House.

“There was an actual shooting and somebody’s been taken to the hospital,” Trump told the press. “It was the suspect who was shot,” he said and he believes the suspect was armed.

Moments later, Kathy took to Twitter and tweeted, “It wasn’t me.”

You’re probably aware that Kathy has quite the history with the Trump family. Her entire life and career were overturned in 2017 when she posed for a photo while holding a Trump mask that was made to look like a bloody, severed head. She was fired from all of her gigs and lost all of her live performance dates, though she thankfully has made a comeback in the years since.

Kathy remains an outspoken critic of the Trump administration and a vocal advocate for freedom of speech rights.

Last months, Kathy called a talk show host a “POS” and revealed what he allegedly texted her when Joan Rivers died.