Posted on 11/30/2018 7:21:40 PM PST by simpson96
Rosie O’Donnell Opens a New Window. ’s ex mother-in-law claims the comedian’s late ex-wife didn’t get to see her daughter before her shocking death, RadarOnline.com can exclusively report.
Gayla Rounds, mother of the late Michelle Rounds Opens a New Window. , who was married to O’Donnell for three years, suggested her daughter was heartbroken over missing Dakota.
“Your heart couldn’t take the fact that you couldn’t see our sweet Dakota,” Gayla wrote on her Instagram.
O’Donnell’s ex committed suicide on September 11, 2017. As Radar readers know, Michelle and the former talk show host adopted Dakota years ago.
The two endured a nasty custody battle Opens a New Window. that resulted in O’Donnell receiving full custody of Dakota.
On Instagram, Gayla painted a grim picture of Michelle’s life before her death. Her mother claimed Dakota didn’t know who Michelle was.
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I have no words for this that would be healing
May the daughter find Jesus
I’d probably commit suicide too if I had seen Rosie naked.
No need for any action your part. You would just drop dead if you saw her naked.
So you're telling me Rosie was not the father?
Can you imagine waking up to someone like Rosie. I’d rather just buy one of those Real Dolls.
Rosie O’Donnell Opens a New Window. ’s ex mother-in-law claims the comedian’s late ex-wife didn’t get to see her daughter before her shocking death, RadarOnline.com can exclusively report.
Here's a passage you can critique to your heart's content, BBEB!
Rosie naked?? Ugh...I’d commit suicide too...
I would have predicted hysterical blindness, but your way makes sense, too.
What a convoluted headline. What did the ex-brother in-law’s wife’s sister’s boyfriend think about the situation?
None of this is correct.
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