Kathy Griffin loses remainder of her tour gigs in wake of Donald Trump severed head scandal after dramatic press conference

• The embattled comedian had seven dates left on her Celebrity Run-Ins Tour  
• The last hold out, Uptown Theater in Napa, cancelled on Friday
• BergenPAC in New Jersey cancelled before her dramatic press conference
• Democratic Senator Al Franken disinvited her to a public appearance scheduled in July after he defended her
• She lost an endorsement deal with Squatty Potty, an ergonomic toilet-aid footstool company and her CNN New Year’s Eve gig with Anderson Cooper

 Daily Mail reports

Kathy Griffin’s remaining tour gigs have been cancelled in the wake of her scandalous photo shoot showing her holding a bloodied replica of President Donald Trump’s severed head.

The last venue of seven upcoming show dates, the Uptown Theatre in Napa, California, just cancelled her show scheduled for June 17, it announced on its Facebook page.

The Uptown cancelled after her press conference, in which she said that Trump ‘broke’ her and that ‘There’s a bunch of old white guys trying to silence me!’

Most of the people commenting on the Napa venue’s Facebook wall agreed with the decision.

‘WELL DONE!! Especially after her stupid news conference today defending her actions,’ wrote Theresa Coolong.

‘Thank you for standing up for decency and respecting America,’ said Marsha Mirachi.

But a few disagreed with the decision.

‘In the future will the uptown refuse to book any performers with any type of criminal background? Substance abuse? Domestic assault? Or just comedians who make ill advised jokes?’ asked Tom Neuerberg.

‘Who are the snowflakes now? Folks were burning & hanging the last president in effigy for eight years,’ wrote Richard Selleseth.

That follows six other cancellations for her Celebrity Run-Ins Tour, including the bergenPAC in New Jersey, which cancelled a few hours before her dramatic press conference.

She also lost a Route 66 Casino gig, two California shows, and two New Jersey gigs.

Griffin was at the tail end of a 50-date tour, otherwise she surely would have lost more revenue.

Even Minnesota Democratic Sen. Al Franken disinvited her from an upcoming book event.

Originally, he defended Griffin, saying, ‘I think she did the right thing,’ he said of Griffin’s eventual apology. ‘I think asking for forgiveness and acknowledging that this, this was a horrible mistake.’

But the heat got to be even too much for him and he said ‘it would be best’ if she didn’t come to the event in his hometown, according to Politico.