Comedian Kathy Griffin Height Bio

Biography for Kathy Griffin
Date of Birth
4 November 1960, Oak Park, Illinois, USA

Birth Name
Kathleen Mary Griffin

Nickname
Queen of the D-list

Height
5' 4" (1.63 m)

Mini Biography

Kathy Griffin, a native of near-west Chicago suburbs, is the youngest of five children. She has three older brothers and an older sister. When her parents retired to California, Kathy moved west with them after graduating from Oak Park River Forest High School and began trying to break into show business. She performed with the Groundlings and then paid her dues doing stand-up at various clubs until she was discovered. According to her brothers, as a kid, Kathy would circulate among the guests at parties and tell jokes. Kathy has a regular stand-up engagement at the Laugh Factory in L.A. and hosted the reality series "Average Joe" (2003). She stars in the Emmy winning reality series "Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List" (2005).comedian

Spouse
Matt Moline (18 February 2001 - 15 May 2006) (divorced)

Trade Mark

Puts her experiences with celebrities in her stand up performances.

Fast-talking rants on a variety of subjects.

Red hair.

Trivia

Appeared in rapper Eminem's music video, "The Real Slim Shady".

23 September 2000 - Became engaged to computer technician Matt Moline in Punta Mita, Mexico. They were married February 18, 2001.

"Suddenly Susan" (1996) costar Brooke Shields was Kathy's Maid of Honor at her wedding, which was held atop Hollywood's 360-Degrees Restaurant.

Notorious for making fun of other celebrities.

May 2005 - Having a second surgery for an epithelial ingrowth in her right eye, a rare condition that threatens her eyesight.

Her parents are John Griffin and Maggie Griffin.

Is close friends with actor Jonathan Bennett.

Drives a light blue 2004 Mercedes CLK320.

She does not drink alcoholic beverages.

Attended Triton Junior College in River Grove, Illinois, for one semester.

Considered as a possible replacement co-host on "The View" (1997).

Personal Quotes

"Honestly, you know, after David's death, we weren't nearly as invested in the show." (On how she and her "Suddenly Susan" (1996) colleagues were affected by the suicide of their co-star David Strickland).

I was raised right - I talk about people behind their backs.

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