Rosie O’Donnell claims Trump made her ‘re-famous’ after decades-long feud

'He didn't know. If he knew how much he was helping my career and my life, he would shut up about me because, you know, he's a horrible creature,' Rosie O'Donnell said.

Deep Purple and founding guitarist Ritchie Blackmore have been on the outs for many years, but it seems the hatchet is now buried.

Rosie O’Donnell says President Trump — who has repeatedly verbally attacked and threatened her during a decadeslong public feud — has reignited public interest in her. “I feel like recently I’m re-famous. That’s what I feel like,” the former “The View” co-host said during an interview on Amy Poehler’s podcast, “Good Ha

Rosie O'Donnell's Feud With Trump Takes Unexpected Detour In New Interview  HuffPost

"If he knew how much he was helping my career and my life, he would shut up about me because, you know, he's a horrible creature."

Rosie O'Donnell told Amy Poehler that President Trump unknowingly boosted her career, calling him "Mango Mussolini" as the White House calls her "obsessed."