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July 13th, 2007
Rosie O’Donnell just can’t let things go.
Looks like Rosie O’Donnell has some issues about her premature departure from The View.
The comedian, 45, laid into Elisabeth Hasselbeck — her former friend and cohost — in front of a 1,500-person audience on her cruise (from NYC to a private island in the Bahamas) for gay and lesbian families.
A witness tells Us that O’Donnell trotted out a giant photo of Hasselbeck doctored up as the devil, made a “crazy” gesture at the poster and said, “Her only f–king credit was Survivor. Come on!”
I find it hilarious that when speaking to all of the mainstream media outlets Rosie sounds almost apathetic about the whole incident, but as soon as her cruise for gay and lesbian families sets sail, she has no problem spouting the vituperate. Don’t get me wrong, I think a cruise for gay and lesbian families is a great idea, and I absolutely love boating, but gay or not, I would never go on a cruise with Rosie O’Donnell.
Rosie is gravely mistaken. Elisabeth has another credit, and it’s better than anything Rosie has ever done. In fact, it’s a role that Rosie could never fill.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck stands up for what she believes in and is not afraid to tell it like it is, even if it means “pissing off Ro” because Ro was being stupid. Rosie’s pissed because Elisabeth wouldn’t help her backtrack on the words she said. Elisabeth has class, and that’s something Rosie will never have.
