Rosie O'Donnell adjusts to life in Ireland, critiques Trump administration

Rosie O'Donnell celebrated her 63rd birthday in Ireland, reflecting on her recent move from the U.S. in light of political turmoil, particularly under Donald Trump's presidency. She expressed her gratitude for the positive changes in her health since relocating, stating she feels 'healthier' and 'sleeping better' without the stress of U.S. politics. O'Donnell also shared her family's challenges adjusting to a new country, emphasizing that the decision to move was made for their safety and well-being. She plans to discuss her experiences further during her appearance on RTE's The Late Late Show. While she misses her friends and family in the U.S., she remains committed to staying in Ireland until she believes it is safe for all citizens to have equal rights back home. O'Donnell's statements reflect her ongoing concerns about the political climate in the U.S., calling it 'overwhelmingly depressing.'