Kathy Griffin beheads Donald Trump in shocking photo shoot

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Comedienne Kathy Griffin released a photo of herself holding the decapitated head of a man that resembled US president, Donald Trump

The comedian posed for the gory shot during a photo session with famed photog Tyler Shields, TMZ reports. Is this OK, though? Is she not inciting violence against a sitting president? In this part of the world, she would be probably arrested.

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