Rosie O’Donnell may be reconsidering her decision to leave the US and settle in Ireland, as the comedian opens up about missing her family and reacting emotionally to the latest midterm election results.
“And I miss my grown kids. I miss my grandson that was born six months ago. A longtime vocal critic of Trump and his administration, she expressed excitement over the Democratic gains and delivered a celebratory message to Americans. She went on to praise voters for participating in the elections, saying their collective action had sent a powerful message to Trump and those associated with his administration. “You gotta believe people, and you did, and you showed up. And we gave a very loud and clear message to Trump… and his partners in cruelty.
And I feel like I’ve missed half his life already and don’t want to miss any more,” she said. His criminal friends – Enough, we’ve had enough,” O’Donnell said.
O’Donnell reveals she cried after receiving election updates
The comedian also shared how she experienced election night from Dublin, revealing that anxiety had prompted her to go to bed before the results were fully announced. She also expressed pride in the country while criticizing what she characterized as unconstitutional and un-American actions by the administration.
“I went to bed and at 3 o’clock in the morning – ding, ding, ding, ding – everyone started texting me and I started to cry,” she said. “Let the investigations begin, really,” O’Donnell said, concluding her reaction with the words, “This is a glorious day.”
