North Korean guards rough up Stephanie Grisham in 'all out brawl' — and the incident was caught on camera

Incoming White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham was roughed up by North Korean security guards on Sunday during a scuffle between Kim Jong Un's security and members of the American press.

When American media attempted to follow President Donald Trump and Kim into "Freedom House" at the Demilitarized Zone, North Korean security guards physically blocked them from entering, according to the Associated Press.

Grisham was injured in the melee, receiving bruises from the North Korean guards, when she fought against the guards to allow American media to properly position themselves to cover the historic meeting between Trump and Kim.

The Secret Service eventually intervened to deescalate the tense situation, the AP reported, and the American media were able to capture the historic moment.

Jim Acosta, CNN' senior White House correspondent, reported the incident was " an all out brawl."

Other reporters corroborated the incident.

It was not immediately clear if Grisham received medical attention or if North Korean guards injured anyone else.

Trump made history Sunday by becoming the first American commander in chief to visit North Korea, albeit for approximately just one minute.

After meeting with Kim for nearly one hour in Freedom House, Trump announced North Korea had agreed to resume denuclearization negotiations.