Kathy Griffin gives shocking update on major Andy Cohen feud

The years-long feud between Emmy-winning comedian Kathy Griffin and Bravo personality Andy Cohen may have gone from an A-list confrontation to a B-list misdeed.

my life on the d-list The star and stand-up comic recently offered a surprising update on his feud with Cohen watch what happens live The host answered a fan’s question about her relationship with Griffin at BravoCon.

“Well, I mean, look, I think never say never to anyone. Kathy and I emailed the other day, so…” Cohen said after being questioned about his ability to make amends with her, as Griffin has long accused him of distancing himself from her amid the fallout from her infamous 2017 photo in which she held a Donald Trump mask smeared with fake blood — a move that prompted the Justice Department to investigate. Laid.

“My former enemy, Andy Cohen, is publicly talking about me at BravoCon,” Griffin said in a new Instagram video (below). “Someone asked him if he’d ever have a relationship with me, and he said, ‘Never say never,’ and he sent me this long email and it was definitely interesting.”

Griffin said in the clip that she “emailed him right away,” but she doesn’t know “what’s going to happen there” in the future.

The 65-year-old continued, “I have a lot of feelings about it because I feel hurt in a lot of ways that I don’t think he understands properly, but I appreciate that he said, ‘Never say never,’ because I loved working at Bravo.” “And I would love to do a special or a series at Bravo again. Never say never!”

Entertainment Weekly Bravo has reached out to Cohen’s representatives for comment.

In a 2024 interview with EW, Griffin detailed her frustrations with Cohen and former friend Anderson Cooper, whom she also said she distanced herself from after the Trump mask photo incident.

“Why doesn’t anyone ask Andy Cohen this question? Why do I always have to hold my feet to the fire? I always get asked about Anderson and Andy. It’s done To Me. I have no answer,” he insisted when asked why. my life on the d-list The show ended in 2010.

She said she felt as if she had been thrown away “like a piece of garbage” during the ordeal.

“Nobody goes to Anderson and says, ‘How could you do this to Kathy?’ Nobody goes to Andy and says, ‘Andy, how can you do this to a star on your network?'” Griffin said. “No one ever asks them.”

Cooper has no affiliation with Bravo, although he replaced her as co-host (with Cohen) on CNN’s annual program. new years eve live Special after the Trump scandal.

Griffin previously led 18 stand-up specials that aired on Bravo between 2004 and 2013, and even led his own late-night talk show, kathyWhich also ended on the network in 2013.

Last year, Griffin said she had received “no apologies” from her former friends.

“Not even one,” she added. “Not from any one person. Not my friends who abandoned me, not the people in the industry, not the people I’ve known for years and attended their every charity event or did stand-up for free.”

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Although it has not aired any new episodes in 15 years, my life on the d-list Returned to stream on the NBC-owned Peacock platform in 2024.

“All I can do is be honest and say that it hurts. It hurts that I’m not able to do special things there. What hurts is that in the early years they never let me do the spinoff with my mom and dad. D-listIt hurts that they don’t want to do that D-List 2.0,” she told EW about the show at the time.

Watch Griffin discuss the latest on his feud with Cohen above.