Rosie O’Donnell Supports Epstein’s Victims with Song

Actress and comedian Rosie O’Donnell recently performed “I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar” alongside survivors of Jeffrey Epstein. During the event, she expressed her deep concerns about the state of the country and offered her apologies to the victims. “I’m sorry that you’ve had to endure so much hardship, and with so little support,” she said. “You are all heroes.”

As O’Donnell continued, she emphasized their potential impact, saying, “And you’re going to change how the world deals with child sex abuse.” The gathering, with everyone dressed in white, stood together to sing the powerful 1972 anthem by Helen Reddy.

O’Donnell shared a video of the performance on her Instagram account, where she explained her motivation for reaching out to the survivors. She mentioned a recent comment from the corrupt Attorney General, who seemed to doubt that men accused of sex abuse would face charges based on the Epstein files. “I called some Epstein survivors [and] asked them to sing with me a powerful Helen Reddy song that taught me at 10 years old to use my voice,” she wrote in her caption. She urged followers to support brave abuse survivors, quoting Reddy’s lyrics: “Yes, I am wise – but it’s wisdom born of pain.”

The video concluded with portraits of Epstein’s victims when they were younger, followed by messages encouraging support for survivors and highlighting “The Epstein Files.”

Earlier this week, O’Donnell made headlines again when she compared the United States to fascist Germany and accused the country of “raping children” in ICE detention facilities during a controversial video shared on social media. At 64, this rant was just another in a series of unexpected TikTok videos she has posted since former President Donald Trump took office.

In July, while living in Ireland, O’Donnell even sang about Trump’s anatomy in a TikTok video, humorously claiming that he was “obsessed” with her, which followed days of similar odd content.