Rosie O’Donnell’s book “Celebrity Detox” has hit shelves, and she’s not holding back about how she really feels about her fellow celebrities.
She writes she felt like an outsider on “The View,” saying she considered herself “hugely threatening.”
She says Elisabeth Hasselbeck “continued to appall me with her almost glib comments about torture…but the feeling of baseline love stayed.” Rosie left the show after a heated on-air fight with Elisabeth about the Iraq War, when she argued that Elisabeth wouldn’t “defend” her against negative publicity.
It’s a similar sentiment in her dealings with Barbara Walters.
Rosie feels that her co-host betrayed her during her infamous fights with Donald Trump.
She writes that she told Barbara, “You did not defend me…don’t let the bad man hurt me.”
Though she writes that she and Barbara eventually found a way to love each other, she claims that the 78-year-old host “doesn’t do intimacy.”
As for Trump, she calls him “totally creepy. He was sadistic in a deeply disturbing way.”
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I’ve ALWAYS been appalled w/ HER glib comments - THEY’RE the torture. Unfortunately, war has always been a necessary evil (especially in dealing with lunatics), and the results of certain battles are the reason that every idiot w/ a pie-hole can speak his or her mind, no matter how inane. I guess we have to take the informed w/ the ignorant,and also realize there are many shades of grey within the black and white ‘boxes’that some insist on placing their discussions.
agree