Kathy Griffin Blows the Whistle on Pedo Brother and Slams Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis Over Danny Masterson Support
Kathy Griffin Blows the Whistle on Pedo Brother and Slams Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis Over Danny Masterson Support
Kathy Griffin took aim at Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis for defending Danny Masterson, as she recalled trying to blow the whistle on her brother, Ken, for his alleged acts of pedophilia.
“The notion that this guy was also convicted of drugging these women … that is such serious stuff that I don’t really care that when they were working on ‘That ’70s Show’ he was like a good guy to work with,” the comedienne said in a TikTok video, referring to the letters the couple penned vouching for Masterson’s character ahead of his sentencing.
Griffin then explained how she tried to have her brother, Ken, who has since passed away, “caught” for allegedly molesting children.
The “My Life on the D-List” alum slammed Kutcher and Kunis for defending their “bro” on the basis of their own close friendships with Masterson.
She continued — “Now this was my brother, so I don’t want to hear about Ashton and Mila and Giovanni Ribisi and people that feel like they had to stick up for Danny Masterson because he was their bro. He was their buddy.”
Griffin, 62, noted —“ This was my own brother, and two of his girlfriends confessed to me. He also physically abused them very violently.”
The stand-up comic explained that she called the cops on her brother on two occasions, which sparked a “giant rift” within her family. She added that she was eventually “shunned” for trying to turn in her sibling.
“The point is, blood was not thicker than water in my case, and if you know that somebody is committing SA [sexual assault], you should do something if you can,” she said. “My God, at least try.”
Kunis and Kutcher were hit with public backlash and called out by one of Masterson’s accusers for praising the 47-year-old convicted rapist, in an effort to sway the judge into reducing his prison sentence. The couple has since released a video expressing their “support” for victims.
Kutcher, 45, said that the letters were “intended for the judge to read” and were not written to “undermine the testimony of the victims or re-traumatize them in any way.”
The actor added — “And we’re sorry if that has been the case,” before his wife offered her own sympathies to all rape victims.
“Our heart goes out to every single person who has ever been a victim of sexual assault, sexual abuse or rape,” she said.
Last week, Masterson was sentenced to 30 years in prison on two counts of rape committed in 2003. His wife, Bijou Phillips, was reportedly “circling the drain” in the wake of sentencing, per a report by The Daily Mail.
“They had their life, and it has been completely uprooted and changed,” an insider told the outlet. “And change is as scary and miserable as one would imagine.”
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