Rosie O'Donnell's Therapist Challenges Her to Go Two Days Without Posting About Trump, Only Lasts a Few Hours

Rosie ODonnells intense focus on President Donald Trump recently prompted her therapist to suggest a two-day break from social media posts about him. According to a Washington Post feature, ODonnell was unable to stay offline for more than a few hours before posting again.

Friends have expressed concern over the comedians preoccupation with Trump. Jeanne Kopetic, a longtime acquaintance, emphasized that ODonnell needs to step back from the news due to her constant attention to the presidents actions.

The Washington Post article, titled Rosie ODonnells life in exile, details the stars move to Ireland, describing it more as self-imposed exile following Trumps return to the White House earlier this year. Her brother Eddie described the relocation as the best decision shes made.

Despite the move, ODonnell finds it difficult to fully disengage from American politics. Her therapists challenge to abstain from posting about Trump for two days ended after only a few hours, triggered by the presidents recent remarks toward a reporter.

The ongoing tension between Trump and ODonnell dates back years. During a 2015 Republican debate, Trumps controversial comments about women were clarified to refer specifically to ODonnell, stirring public attention.

Since relocating, ODonnell has stated she would only consider returning to the U.S. when she feels that all citizens have equal rights. Her therapist has previously discussed her frustration over Trump, questioning why he evokes such strong emotions in her.

Author: Maya Henderson