Rosie O’Donnell feels healthier after escaping the US to Ireland

The comedies called us the policy of “oppressing” and believes that Americans will reject the “Trump’s horrible” policy.

Rosi O’Donnell, who left the country on January 15, is looking for Irish citizenship and promises not to return until equal rights are ensured.

In the video Tiktok O’Donnell noted that her mental health has improved since moving to Ireland.

The 63-year-old comedian shared: “I feel healthier (and) I sleep better without stress and anxiety about what is happening politically in the country.”

She also reflected on her long hostility with Trump, saying: “I was a lot of” look “, and it was my work to talk about current events and politics, and when I told the truth about him, he went Nayta.”

O’Donnell also expressed honor for the “stability” of his family, noting that, adapting to life in the new country, he was difficult, moving abroad was the best choice for them.

“They are so good here,” she said. “Moving to another country is not easy, and we really felt like a family, it was the safest and better for us.”

“And, unfortunately, we were correct for what is happening in the US, is extremely depressed, unconstitutional, illegal, criminal and so sad,” O’Donnell added.

O’Donnell expressed relief from the exit of the country, saying that “very glad” by their decision and hoping that the Americans would push away from the Trump administration and its “terrible ideas for what will make America great again.”

“This is not racism, and it’s not homophobia, and it’s equality for everyone,” the star “League of your own” said. “This is what we promised as American citizens, so let’s remember it.”

O’Donnell has admitted that Trump’s next presidency could not survive, believing that it would take a great emotional one.

She also predicted that his fans eventually see “how tough it is” and “do what stop it.”

“Enough with old white guys who do not back down for what is right, on both sides,” she said, noting that the country needs more women.

O’Donnell confirmed that she moved to Ireland in March after Trump’s victory over Kamala Harris in the 2024 elections.

She left the United States on January 15, a few days before his inauguration. “It was pretty wonderful, I must say,” O’Donnell shared. “People are so loving and so good, so welcoming. And I am very grateful.”

With the Irish roots of both grandparents, the former leading current is in the process of obtaining Irish citizenship.

She confessed that she never imagined how to leave the US, saying, “I have never been a person who thought I would move to another country, that’s what I decided would be the best for myself and my 12-year-old child. And here we are.”

While she and the glue are satisfied with this move, O’Donnell said she misses other children and friends.

However, she insists that she will not consider returning to the US until “safe for all citizens to have equal rights there in America.”

During the meeting with Irish Taozech Mikel Martin, Trump took a blow to O’Donel.

During the discussion, the conservative commentator asked Martin about allowing O’Donnell to settle in Ireland.

“Ireland is known for very happy, fun people,” said Brian Glenn from the voice of “real America”. “Why in the world would you allow Rosie O’Donnell to move to Ireland?”

Trump grabbed at the moment, smiling when Martin was uncomfortable.

“Thank you. I like this question,” Trump said. “Do you know what you have Rosie O’Donnell? Do you know who she is?”

Before Martin could answer, Trump refused: “You don’t know better.”

In 2022, O’Donel made a publication on his ticket, where she expressed the joy that the FBI was searched in the Florida House and captured any secret documents of the government.

The Tiktok user seemingly surprised by her actions, commented: “Rosie, stop, you’re better than that.”

O’Donnell quickly responded to a comment on another video of Trump’s fans.

She said, “Apparently, I’m not better than that, not one bit. Listen, all you have to do is look. You’re intentionally blind when you believe in Trump.”