Rosie O'Donnell considers restraining order against alleged stalker who has a ‘freaky focus’ on her
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Rosie O'Donnell addresses an alleged "digital stalker" in a Substack post, describing harassment from a TikTok follower and considering a restraining order.
"…and to name her is to give her what she wants, so I won't. Next stop restraining order." Christina Dugan Ramirez is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital.
"tiktok follower/ obsessed it seems/ with all things rosie/ ‘the lies’ i tell/ she has my phone number/sadly too easy to find/ in todays insane world," O'Donnell wrote in a post titled, "digital stalker."
She continued: "she pretends to be others/ then gloats about it/ on line - complete with texts/ ‘do u speak about me in therapy’/ she asks - i do not hon/ trump like delusional existence/ him at the center of all/ her eyes are dark/ and tinged with madness/ i block her/ she makes a new account."
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