Kathy Griffin Says She Meows Like a Cat,
Moos Like a Cow to Deal With Her Trump-Induced PTSD
Posted By: Beardo, 11/24/2023 10:56:27 AM
Kathy Griffin says she meows like a cat and moos like a cow during yoga in order to deal with her Trump-induced PTSD. (snip) The comedian explained that she makes animal noises while doing the cat and cow poses during yoga. (snip) As Breitbart News reported, Griffin announced in 2021 that she had been diagnosed with lung cancer, and had to undergo surgery to remove half a lung.
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