Rosie O'Donnell quietly returns to US after abandoning country over Trump's victory
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Rosie O'Donnell told Chris Cuomo she recently returned to the U.S. for two weeks after moving to Ireland in January 2025, saying America "feels like a very different country."
Lori Bashian is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital.
"I was recently home for two weeks and I did not really tell anyone," she told Cuomo. "I just went to see my family. I wanted to see how hard it would be for me to get in and out of the country. I wanted to feel what it felt like. I wanted to hold my children again. And I hadn't been home in over a year."
She then shared that she "wanted to make sure that it was safe" for her and her daughter to come back over the summer so that they could be with family during her break from school.
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