Rosie O'Donnell He opened about his Newfound Life in Ireland, describing the locals as "unbearably kind" in a way that "shocks is every day."

The comedian, who recently discovered that she and her binary child, clay, soon to get his Irish citizenship, expressed a shock at the US colleague from the US

However, Rosie O'Donnell lacks her adult children who still live in the country and seemingly struggled with the time difference between the two countries.

O'Donnell was doing well and loves his new chapter in Ireland after he escaped in the USA in the Protest of Trump victory in the 192024 presidential election.

Said former host "Rosie O'Donnell Show" Now per week That she and her child, clay, could not be happier after moving to the Irish state.

"I know enough to know that it is something I should have done for the safety and reasonableness of myself and my non-binary child," O'Donnell said. "We chose Ireland and we didn't actually know where to go."

O'Donnell also touched how he found a home when the first arrived did not go as they planned because they found that he had a mold.

"(We) we couldn't move there, especially with an autistic child who has some allergic problems. And so we ended up in that," she shared. "There is a great, great school. And the clay did very well. And they were really welcome."

"I love a small town too, a little village. In the heart of Dublin, but it's still a village you know the name of food and you know the name of the cashier. People have hit me," she added.

Essong the news with the news, "Another horse" from expressed "Shock" in Ellen Degeneres kicked Hollywood for a new life in Cotswolds in England, with his wife, Portia de Rossi.

The reports had previously suggested that the former host for the talks left the country in the Protest of Trump's victory on November elections.

However, the sources later divided that the comedian moved to start "retirement" from Hollywood after the disturbing allegations of their ex-employees.

"I never knew Ellen to say nothing political in my life, so I was surprised that I read that she went for President Trump. As, in fact," Rosie O'Donnell said, "Rosie O'Donnell said.

"I was a political person, my whole life, not better or worse, it's just a different way to be in the world. I was very clear for the reason I was leaving, and I think it was a surprise to anyone," she shared.

Despite the fact that those who are top presentations in their Prime Minister, Rosie O'Donnell and Ellen Degeneres did not look to see eyes in the eye.

In an interview in 2023. With Hollywood ReporterIt is detailed as they had a "good relationship" and "were friends" who "supported each other" in the past, but later they shared that she and Degeneres had also "a strange agent between them.

"I don't know if it's jealousy, competition or the fact that she said something to me about me when he really hurts my feelings," she said at that time.

However, said O'Donnell Now per week That she does not hold any "malice" towards degenerers and does not want to "fight another gay woman."

"We're not exactly in the worlds of each other, and that's kind of awkward, but you know what? I wish her best. I want to have peace and love in my life and it's okay," she said.

"I don't want to fight another Gay woman," O'Donnell continued. "It's not like we were well opposing each other. We are just very different people."

The comedian added: "We had some things in the past we never solved. And in no way as, as partners or lovers or something like friends, but I wish her the best." Seriously. "

The controversial TV person acknowledges that she misses older children and close friends who stayed in the country.

"It was very difficult for the time zone to take part in it. And I really miss me," O'Donnell said, Po Now per week. "I'm calling my children, I'm my children. I have two best friends, June and Jackie, because I was (Bila) 3 years old."

"They are really like sisters. And I talk to them all the time. I have two brothers. I'm very close. I talk to them all the time," she added.

Despite his Newfound home in Dublin, Rosie O'Donnell is divided into a tictor clip that planned to return to the United States "when it is safe for all citizens to have equal rights."