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Alexandra Be · 2026-05-23 · via New York Post

Kathy Griffin’s recent health scare was no laughing matter.

The comedian called herself “TMI” before telling followers in a Thursday Instagram post, “I spent the night in the hospital because I had complications from my colonoscopy.”

“I know, I know, very sexy but I am home now with the doggies where I belong,” Griffin, 65, added.

A smiling selfie of Kathy Griffin with long red hair and bangs, wearing a light blue collared shirt.

Kathy Griffin shared a “TMI” health update and a selfie (as pictured here) with followers on Thursday. kathygriffin/Instagram

Text from Kathy Griffin about hospital stay after a colonoscopy.

“I spent the night in the hospital because I had complications from my colonoscopy,” the comic described in a message written in her Notes app (as seen here). kathygriffin/Instagram

The second slide in the carousel included a smiling selfie of the famously red-headed comic.

Griffin captioned the post, “A not so tech savvy update.”

Followers quickly flocked to the comment section to share their well-wishes for the reality star.

Kathy Griffin in a pink lace dress holding a small dog.

The 65-year-old (pictured here with her pup in 2024) added, “I know, I know, very sexy but I am home now with the doggies where I belong. GC Images

Kathy Griffin in a bright blue dress, waving and smiling outside.

The “My Life on the D-List” alum (pictured here in October) has always been an open book about her health journey over the years. GC Images

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“Hope you’re feeling better ❤️,” one person wrote, while a second chimed in, “Glad you’re okay! We need your wit and truth now more than ever!”

Rounding out the sweet messages, another social media user penned, “I’m glad you’re home now. Get better soon. ❤️.”

The “Suddenly Susan” actress has never shied away from sharing her life with her fans.

Kathy Griffin smiling after successful vocal cord surgery, with "yes" written on her neck.

In August 2021, the comedian (pictured here in the hospital) announced that — despite never having smoked — she was diagnosed with lung cancer. Kathy Griffin/Instagram

Kathy Griffin wearing a mask, wrapped in a blanket, sitting on a chair in an MRI waiting room.

At the time, the “Suddenly Susan” alum (pictured here in the hospital) told followers that she would have to have half of her left lung removed. kathygriffin/Instagram

In August 2021, ABC’s “Nightline” aired a sit-down interview with Griffin in which she detailed her past addiction to prescription drugs.

The Emmy winner also spoke about hitting a breaking point in early 2020 when her thoughts of suicide became “obsessive.”

“I started really convincing myself it was a good decision,” she confessed. “I got my living revocable trust in order. I had all my ducks in a row. I wrote the note — the whole thing.”

At the time, Griffin also revealed on social media that she had been diagnosed with lung cancer despite never having smoked.

Kathy Griffin in a pink t-shirt with a graphic of two faces, blue wide-leg pants, and sunglasses, walking outdoors.

Griffin’s surgery was successful, and afterwards, the stand-up (pictured here following the operation) stated, “I’m a good two octaves higher, I think … it’s higher than Mariah Carey.” Kathy Griffin/Instagram

“I’m about to go into surgery to have half of my left lung removed,” she shared via social media.

By December 2021, Griffin announced she was “cancer-free.”

The “My Life on the D-List” alum noted that her voice had also changed a bit post-surgery.

“It will heal, but I’m sort of enjoying it,” Griffin detailed. “I’m a good two octaves higher, I think … it’s higher than Mariah Carey.”

Kathy Griffin in a pink t-shirt with a graphic of two faces, blue wide-leg pants, and sunglasses, walking outdoors.

Griffin (pictured here in August) has also been candid about her past addiction to prescription pills and suicide attempt. GC Images

Kathy Griffin on the red carpet for the Los Angeles premiere of "Hacks" Season 5.

Following her cancer journey, the “Fashion Police” alum (pictured here in April) told fans via social media, “With over a year clean and drug free, I now know I can do this and anything I want without those devil pills.” WireImage

Reflecting on her journey in a separate post, she expressed, “To be honest, this cancer surgery was a little more than I had anticipated.”

Griffin recalled her last hospitalization was when she “overdosed on prescription pills” in a suicide attempt.

However, the former “Fashion Police” co-host also praised herself for how far she had come.

“With over a year clean and drug free, I now know I can do this and anything I want without those devil pills,” Griffin stated. “Y’know what? I fear drugs and addiction more than I fear cancer. So, I think I’ll be OK.”