Kathy Griffin 'Completely Exonerated' After Secret Service Investigation

Amid backlash for her Donald Trump photo shoot, Kathy Griffin  is no longer under federal investigation by the Secret Service and has been “completely exonerated. 

“The case is closed,” she tweeted on Friday.

The comedian came under ferocious scrutiny  in May after she posed for a Tyler Shields shoot in which she holds a decapitated, bloodied prop head that mirrors President Trump’s likeness.

Even though she apologized soon after for going “too far,” CNN cut ties with her  and the Secret Service opened an investigation into the incident. As a result, she was reportedly interviewed for over an hour.

During a press conference in June  to address the incident, Griffin apologized once more, but also said she had received a number of “specific,” “detailed” death threats after the photos were released. 

“You shouldn’t have to die for this,” Griffin said.

News that the investigation had ended came as a result of an AP fake news roundup , which debunked a story floating around the internet that Griffin could potentially face jail time as a result of the photos. 

Griffin has mostly kept a low profile since the scandal, but has continued to post politically oriented content on her Twitter account .