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Published 17:53 IST, November 4th 2020

2020 US elections: Kathy Griffin once again shares Donald Trump’s decapitated head photo

American comedy Kathy Griffin took to her Twitter handle on Wednesday, November 4, 2020, to re-share her controversial Donald Trump severed head photo. See post

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American comedian Kathy Griffin took to her Twitter handle on Wednesday, November 4, 2020, to re-share the controversial photo with Donald Trump's severed head as the US Presidential Elections 2020 results slowly come in. The picture shared by Kathy Griffin was first published in the year 2017. Unlike last time, netizens have gone all out to laud the comedian for her bold tweet.

Taking to her Twitter handle, Kathy Griffin shared a controversial photo with Donald Trump's severed head. In the photo, one can see Griffin holding Trump’s decapitated head which is covered in blood. In the picture, Griffin can be seen looking angry as she holds Trump’s decapitated head.

Kathy Griffin did not post any caption with the picture. Also, her morbid hatred for Donald Trump was quite evident in the tweet. Take a look at the post below.

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As soon as Kathy Griffin shared the tweet online, netizens went all out to support the actor for her choice of post. The tweet also went on to garner several likes, comments and retweets from fans. Some of the users went on to praise the actor for re-sharing the post. Others went on to tell her not to apologise for her choice of post to anybody. One of the users commented, “And she did it again BOP BOP”. Another one said, “You were right the first time and you’re right now”. Check out a few tweets below.

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Kathy Griffin's previous incident 

The comedian was fired from CNN after the stunt prompted an angry response from Trump's supporters, with Griffin apologising at the time saying that she understood why the image upset people and that she was going to take it down. Taken by photographer Tyler Shields, known for his "edgy, alarming" work, the photograph of Griffin carrying Trump's head was widely condemned when it was first released. Griffin later reported that she had been investigated by the FBI and put over the stunt on the No Fly List. Despite initially apologising for Trump's original beheading photo, Griffin later withdrew the apology and remained a staunch critic of the president.

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17:53 IST, November 4th 2020