Comedian Kathy Griffin (2ndR) speaks at a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop depicting US President Donald Trump's bloodied, severed head, as a man holds up the image of Griffin holding the head, with her attorney, Lisa Bloom (R) in Woodland Hills, California on June 02, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON
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  • Comedian Kathy Griffin (2ndR) speaks at a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop depicting US President Donald Trump's bloodied, severed head, as a man holds up the image of Griffin holding the head, with her attorney, Lisa Bloom (R) in Woodland Hills, California on June 02, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON
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    Comedian Kathy Griffin (2ndR) speaks at a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop depicting US President Donald Trump's bloodied, severed head, as a man holds up the image of Griffin holding the head, with her attorney, Lisa Bloom (R) in Woodland Hills, California on June 02, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON

  • Comedian Kathy Griffin reacts during a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop depicting US President Donald Trump's bloodied, severed head, with her attorney, Lisa Bloom (R) in Woodland Hills, California on June 2, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON
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    Comedian Kathy Griffin reacts during a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop depicting US President Donald Trump's bloodied, severed head, with her attorney, Lisa Bloom (R) in Woodland Hills, California on June 2, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON

  • Comedian Kathy Griffin, center, reacts alongside her attorneys Dmitry Gorin, left, and Lisa Bloom during a news conference, Friday, June 2, 2017, in Los Angeles, to discuss the backlash since Griffin released a photo and video of her displaying a likeness of President Donald Trump's severed head. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
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    Comedian Kathy Griffin, center, reacts alongside her attorneys Dmitry Gorin, left, and Lisa Bloom during a news conference, Friday, June 2, 2017, in Los Angeles, to discuss the backlash since Griffin released a photo and video of her displaying a likeness of President Donald Trump's severed head. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

  • A reporter, who said that he was from Gateway Pundit, holds up an altered picture that shows comedian Kathy Griffin, second from right, holding the head of her attorney Lisa Bloom, right, as her other attorney Dmitry Gorin, center, looks on during a news conference, Friday, June 2, 2017, in Los Angeles, to discuss the backlash since Griffin released a photo and video of her displaying a likeness of President Donald Trump's severed head. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
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    A reporter, who said that he was from Gateway Pundit, holds up an altered picture that shows comedian Kathy Griffin, second from right, holding the head of her attorney Lisa Bloom, right, as her other attorney Dmitry Gorin, center, looks on during a news conference, Friday, June 2, 2017, in Los Angeles, to discuss the backlash since Griffin released a photo and video of her displaying a likeness of President Donald Trump's severed head. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

  • Comedian Kathy Griffin (C) speaks at a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop of the bloodied head of President Donald Trump, as a man holds up an image of Griffin holding the severed head her attorney, Lisa Bloom (R) in Woodland Hills, California on June 02, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON
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    Comedian Kathy Griffin (C) speaks at a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop of the bloodied head of President Donald Trump, as a man holds up an image of Griffin holding the severed head her attorney, Lisa Bloom (R) in Woodland Hills, California on June 02, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON

  • Comedian Kathy Griffin (L) reacts during a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop of the bloodied head of President Donald Trump, with her her attorney, Lisa Bloom (R) in Woodland Hills, California on June 02, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON
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    Comedian Kathy Griffin (L) reacts during a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop of the bloodied head of President Donald Trump, with her her attorney, Lisa Bloom (R) in Woodland Hills, California on June 02, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON

  • Comedian Kathy Griffin (C) cries during a news conference in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, U.S., June 2, 2017. REUTERS/Ringo Chiu TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
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    Comedian Kathy Griffin (C) cries during a news conference in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, U.S., June 2, 2017. REUTERS/Ringo Chiu TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

  • Comedian Kathy Griffin (R) reacts during a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop depicting US President Donald Trump's bloodied, severed head, with her attorney, Lisa Bloom in Woodland Hills, California on June 2, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON
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    Comedian Kathy Griffin (R) reacts during a news conference to discuss the comedian's "motivation" behind a photo of her holding what appeared to be a prop depicting US President Donald Trump's bloodied, severed head, with her attorney, Lisa Bloom in Woodland Hills, California on June 2, 2017. / AFP / Mark RALSTON

Kathy Griffin, la comediante que mostró imagen de Donald Trump “decapitado”, dijo en una conferencia de prensa que la familia del presidente de Estados Unidos está "tratando de arruinar su vida" y que la han rechazado de varios trabajos.

"No creo que tenga una carrera después de esto... él me quebró", aseguró la actriz pese a las disculpas que ofreció el jueves. 

Griffin lloró en varias oportunidades al detallar los mensajes que está recibiendo y dijo que recibe 'constantes amenazas de muerte'. "Hay un montón de viejos blancos intentando silenciarme", aseguró.

Las reacciones negativas contra Kathy Griffin se multiplicaron con al menos cuatro teatros que cancelaron sus shows luego que la comediante posó con lo que parecía ser una cabeza decapitada y ensangrentada del presidente Donald Trump.

Recintos en Nueva Jersey, Nueva York y Pensilvania cancelaron espectáculos previstos para noviembre.

El Community Arts Theater en Williamsport, Pensilvania, publicó en su cibersitio que retiró el show de su programa "debido a la reciente controversia en torno a Kathy Griffin y preocupaciones por la seguridad de nuestros clientes y empleados".

A principios de esta semana, CNN dijo que Griffin ya no será presentadora de su especial de la víspera de Año Nuevo transmitido desde Times Square, un trabajo que desempeñó por más de una década, y otro espectáculo fue cancelado en un casino de Nuevo México.

La empresa Squatty Potty también puso fin a un acuerdo publicitario con la humorista.

Trump tuiteó que Griffin "debería avergonzarse de sí misma" por publicarlas.

El gobernador de Nueva Jersey Chris Christie el jueves calificó a Griffin de "repugnante" y dijo que la foto era "completamente indignante".

La comediante ha enfrentado controversias antes por su humor abrasivo, pero nunca de un modo tan generalizado como el desatado por las imágenes del martes.

Fuente: Agencias
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