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Rosie O’Donnell rocked out on Sunday night żżż and joked about her tumultuous year as cohost of The View.
The comic, 45, is appearing as a special guest on Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors tour, and played drums for the singer at Sunday’s gig in Columbia, Md. Afterwards, she tossed her sticks into the crowd like any good rock star.
Earlier in the evening, she gave the crowd her own take on her View experience. “I got to tell you, I’ve been hanging around with those heteros for a full year and it’s not fun,” she said. “Turn around one minute and they’ll stab you in the back with a high heel. They will.”
On her well-publicized feud with Donald Trump, she said: “We have a difference of opinion, Donald and I. He likes his women thin and silent. I like large and loud. Every time I saw Trump on one of those shows saying I was fat and unappealing, I’m like, ‘Pass the Doritos.’ ”
She also sounded off on Roe v. Wade, quipping: “I don’t want anyone to have control over my body besides me and Angelina Jolie.” Then, to reassure her partner of 10 years, who was at home, she added: “Just a little joke, Kelli. She’s out sick. She’ll never hear it. Don’t you YouTube it, or it’ll be two more years of counseling.”
Although O’Donnell left The View after an on-air blowout with Elisabeth Hasselbeck, for her part, Hasselbeck, 30, has no hard feelings. “With Rosie, the conversation is always fun, real and true,” she told PEOPLE at Friday’s Daytime Emmys On3 gifting lounge in Hollywood.
“I think this year was really special, indeed. The show is so much about chemistry and great conversation. We certainly had that this year. It’s been a really fantastic year.” Despite the 10-year-old show’s higher profile żżż and ratings żżż during O’Donnell’s tenure, The View still lost out to The Ellen DeGeneres Show at the Daytime Emmys.
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