Comedian Kathy Griffin has recently disclosed a distressing revelation about her brother’s disturbing behavior, as backlash grows against those who supported actor Danny Masterson, including Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher.

The couple, known for their roles in That ’70s Show, were part of a group of celebrities who wrote letters endorsing Masterson’s character before his recent sentencing to 30 years to life in prison for two rape charges dating back two decades.

In response to the public release of the letters advocating for leniency towards Masterson, Griffin, along with other prominent figures like actress Christina Ricci and one of Masterson’s accusers, Chrissie Carnell Bixler, criticized Kutcher and Kunis for their support.

Griffin, in a TikTok video shared on Sunday, detailed the traumatic experience with her late brother, who she revealed was a paedophile.

Despite attempting to report him to authorities, she faced challenges due to lack of concrete evidence and societal stigmas associated with s**ual assault cases.

The comedian expressed her frustration with the legal system’s handling of such cases, emphasizing the uphill battle victims face in seeking justice and the reluctance of prosecutors to pursue trials without substantial evidence.

Reflecting on her personal struggle to hold her brother accountable for his actions, Griffin highlighted the emotional toll it took on her and the women who were victims of her brother’s abuse, underscoring the importance of taking action against s**ual predators.

Following widespread criticism, Kutcher and Kunis addressed the controversy in a video statement, acknowledging the pain caused by their character endorsements for Masterson.

They clarified that their intention was not to undermine the judicial process or discredit the victims but to offer a perspective based on their personal interactions with Masterson.

Emphasizing their support for victims of s**ual assault, the couple expressed regret if their actions unintentionally caused further harm to those affected by such crimes.

In light of these events, Griffin’s courageous disclosure sheds light on the complexities and challenges surrounding cases of s**ual abuse and the need for a supportive environment for survivors to come forward and seek justice.

If you have experienced s**ual assault or rape, seeking help from organizations like Rape Crisis can provide confidential and specialized support to help you navigate through these difficult times.