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May 30, 2017 is the day  Kathy Griffin ’s life changed forever.

Revisiting comedian Kathy Griffin and her self-funded world tour

May 30, 2017 is the day Kathy Griffin ’s life changed forever.

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May 30, 2017 is the day Kathy Griffin’s life changed forever.

Comedian Kathy Griffin on her self-funded world tour

May 30, 2017 is the day Kathy Griffin’s life changed forever.

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