rosie o'donnell on the million dollar pyramid

Her trip into Bill O'Reilly's “No Spin Zone” gave us even a clearer picture of this woman's confused life.įinally, in her autobiography “Find Me,” Rosie gave us the missing puzzle piece we needed: Rosie is still trying to find herself. Rosie followed her Primetime Live special with a second Diane Sawyer interview the following week, revealing more intimate details about her distressed past and a look into her sad “present.” Rosie was clearly trying to tell America something about herself. Even if you missed the interview, the producers wanted to make sure they got their pro-gay propaganda across in the show's title, “Rosie's Story: For The Sake of the Children.” (On a side note: ABC, owned by parent company Disney, seems to have a “special place” in their heart for the “gay” issue.) The two-hour infomercial for homosexuality and “gay” parenting was one of the highest-rated shows of the year. Rosie sacrificed all on the altar of homosexuality.ĭiane Sawyer, of ABC's Primetime Live, interviewed Rosie this past March of 2002. Even the “gay” community has not been there for her asĬountless reports of depression, prescription medication and overeating fill the tabloids, with photos of Rosie which are less than desirable. Much of her traditional family fan base has abandoned her. Her short-lived “Rosie Magazine” is done, the publisher Gruner & Jahr now suing her for over 100 million dollars. For Rosie, that was the beginning of the end. Yet in an attempt to try and resolve a lifelong inner conflict, Rosie made the fatal mistake so many other celebrities have made: openly declaring their homosexuality. We've watched this funny woman from Long Island, New York, plagued with turmoil throughout her entire childhood self-destruct.

And unfortunately once again, the saying remains true: “What goes up, must come down.”Īmerica has seen the rise and fall of Rosie O'Donnell. She has a way of relating to people as just your everyday “girl next door.” But as Rosie revealed to America back in March of this year, she was far from what we perceived.

Rosie o'donnell on the million dollar pyramid