Kathy Griffin says she won't try to make up with Anderson Cooper, says Andy Cohen treated her ‘like a dog’
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Kathy Griffin says there’s very little hope of her ever reconciling with her friend and New Years Eve co-host, Anderson Cooper.
The two have been at odds ever since Cooper reacted to a controversial photo Griffin posed for in 2017 in which she held a fake severed head of President Trump. Cooper decried the image publicly, which Griffin took issue with given that he didn't reach out to her privately first.
“For the record, I am appalled by the photo shoot Kathy Griffin took part in. It is clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate,” he tweeted at the time.
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Griffin was fired from CNN’s annual New Year’s Eve broadcast after the photo scandal, which she had co-hosted with Cooper since 2007.
In a new interview on “People Now,” Griffin, 57, explains that mending broken fences with Cooper probably won’t happen, arguing that’s not really the kind of person he is.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Comedian Kathy Griffin doesn't think Anderson Cooper will ever apologize to her. (AP)
“I don’t think he’s that kind of guy. I just don’t think he’s wired that way,” she explained. “Jeff Zucker, he was my boss at NBC and then when I was at CNN. I didn’t work at CNN. That’s another thing, the Trumpers go ‘Kathy Griffin = CNN = ISIS’ and I’m going, ‘Wait a minute, one night a year. I’m not a reporter!’ I just think Jeff and Anderson aren’t those type of guys.”
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She continued: “I just don’t think he has really any interest in [making up]. Like I said, after going through something like this, I’m done chasing people. I’m down to three friends on a good day. I just kind of want to go where I can make people laugh.”
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Griffin has previously explained that she doesn’t think Cooper will ever apologize to her and has said in the past that she no longer considers him a friend.
The comedian also pulled no punches in the interview when discussing her old boss, Andy Cohen.
“Andy Cohen treated me like a dog. He was one of the worst bosses I’ve ever had,” she said. “The guy decides the entire slate at Bravo and he gave himself a talk show that magically gets renewed every year.”
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Griffin noted that she had a talk show on the network for two years before it was canceled and theorized that she was posing a competition to Cohen, leading to her ousting.