Rosie O'Donnell They turned their heads when she arrived on the red carpet for the Prime Minister "Burlesque: Music" last night in London.

The famous comedian, who has been moved to Ireland since then with his child, clay, was on a dramatic weight loss journey, which was connected to Mounjar.

The trip comes after the loud Donald Trump critics by the threat of the president that he would revoke her rights in the field that "threat to humanity".

Rosie O'Donnell Fasted Lovers While showed a dramatic weight loss on "Burleska: Musical" Prime Minister in London on Tuesday, 22. July.

63-year-old TV personality was dressed in gray blazer and black pants, and with a graphite style, New York-inspired artwork, for the event.

On the front of her jacket, O'Donnell was repeated the city he repeated him all over him and had a red apple on which he was singled out on his chest.

Pants also contained similar designs, built-in stars and other drawings. She finished the look with black boots, black lessons and her signature glasses.

O'Donnell's new Vitlan look comes after taking the social media to admit her feelings toward her weight loss.

"I can't believe I'm now," She wrote a photo, and she also added hashtags: "#Mounjaro", "# 4-Maimslosspha" and "#bodydismorfia".

O'Donnell's weight loss is partially connected to Moonaro, a known drug diabetes that can help people lose weight and widely used celebrities.

Return in March, she shared the update of the tictok with fans in which she teased that her drop in a scale could be associated with a familiar drug.

"I lost my bigger weight. On my diabetes I'm on my diabetes, and one of the side effects Are you losing weight," she said, for People. "But that's because I had a chef for more than two years in Los Angeles, and now I don't have a chef. I cook for clay and me."

The former host "View" spoke and how she felt in the change after she fought her weight for years, shares she went shopping in Dublin to get a new clothes that "became better" after losing weight.

"I'm one of those people who have always had weight problems, and now that I'm big - instead of XL or XXL - I think she's shocking," she said. "I really do. I think it's completely shocking."

O'Donnell moved to Ireland at the beginning of this year and "in the process" of getting her Irish citizenship because she has Irish grandparents.

She explained that the decision was "the best for himself and my 12-year-old child" and would consider only returning "when it is safe for all citizens to have equal rights there in America."

The comedian was a famous critic of the President Donald Trump, who recently threatened to revoke her citizenship based on the fact that "threat to humanity", by Guardian.

Trump posted on social truth: "Due to the fact that Rosie O'Donnell is not in the best interests of our Grand Earth, I am not considered to take away her citizenship, and should stay in the beautiful country Ireland, if they want."

However, O'Donnell was just a threat to take a pinch of salt, saying she was the latest on the long list of artists, activists, and celebrities who will jeopardize the president.

"So I didn't take it in person, but I'll tell you the way he thought of people like him," said O'Donnell told Rté Radio's "Single with Miriam Show".

In working hours on social media after Trump's threat, she slammed the president and dared him to "just progress and try," adding that "everything is wrong" with the ground.

"You are all that is wrong with America," O'Donnell shared on Instagram, for hours after Trump threat.