OPEN POST: Kathy Griffin's Stunt Queen Antics!

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Kathy Griffin caused quite a stir yesterday when she shared photos of her and her alleged new 22-year old piece on Instagram. She posted the above photo with the caption, "He's 22. Have at it, internet." 

And have at it, they did. Many commenters were grossed out that 65-year old Griffin would date someone 43 years her junior. Others pointed out that many of her male contemporaries do the same thing every day and no one bats an eyelash. I mean, Al Pacino and Robert de Niro are having babies in their 80s for Chrissakes! Others congratulated Griffin and said she should get it! Which camp did you fall into, Peckers? 

Griffin shared a new post confirming that it had all been a stunt. The young man was simply helping Griffin with her security. But she had some great commentary on the feedback she received:


Oh Kathy, never change!

Source: kathygriffin on Instagram

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