Celeb who dubbed Trump ‘stupid rich boy wannabe’ in big reveal after midterms

By Tom Wrobleski | wrobleski@siadvance.comAn actress and frequent critic of President Donald Trump has made a major announcement after the Democratic midterm tsunami. Rosie O’Donnell told the Washington Post that she’s thinking about moving back to New York from Dublin. The “A League of Their Own Star” had moved to Ireland after Trump won a second terms in the White House in 2024. O’Donnell said that Dublin is “beautiful — we love it here, but my family’s not here.”The former co-host of “The View” added, “And I miss my grown kids. I miss my grandson that was born six months ago. And I feel like I’ve missed half his life already and don’t want to miss any more.”O’Donnell has four children with ex-wife Kelli Carpenter, and one child with late ex-wife Michelle Rounds.O’Donnell, a fellow New Yorker who once slammed Trump as a “stupid rich boy wannabe,” meanwhile exulted in the midterm results, which saw the Dems take control of the House and the Senate. “It’s a beautiful morning in the world,” she said. “The Trump regime is over, thank you America. I knew we would do it; I knew it in my heart.”O’Donnell went on, “You gotta believe people, and you did, and you showed up. And we gave a very loud and clear message to Trump … and his partners in cruelty. His criminal friends – Enough, we’ve had enough.”O’Donnell said she was “so proud of all of us, of our country” before reflecting on the “unconstitutional, un-American things that this administration has perpetrated on the people of this country and the world.”“Let the investigations begin, really,” O’Donnell said. “This is a glorious day.”The White House responded in a statement to Fox News Digital, saying, “Rosie O’Donnell is a nasty woman and a total slob whose brain has been completely destroyed by Trump Derangement Syndrome.”A 1987 graduate of Fordham University's College at Lincoln Center, Tom began working at the Staten Island Advance in 1995. The native Staten Islander started his career at the Advance as a community board...