Higgs & Graviton: Interaction or Separate Particles?

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Are the Higgs and the Graviton supposed to interact or are they two different particles from two different theories?
 
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i am not sure if they are able to interact or not, but i believe that if they are able to interact it would make a profound advancement in the understanding of gravity.
 

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