Ellen’s shocking response to Trump’s Rosie O’Donnell threat exposed.
Ellen DeGeneres just delivered a mic-drop three-word statement that has the internet absolutely spiraling.
Trump’s shocking citizenship threat to Rosie O’Donnell explained.
Her comment came after Donald Trump publicly threatened to revoke Rosie O’Donnell’s U.S. citizenship in a jaw-dropping post.
The president took to Truth Social over the weekend, slamming O’Donnell as a “threat to humanity.”
“Because of the fact that Rosie O’Donnell is not in the best interests of our Great Country, I am giving serious consideration to taking away her Citizenship,” Trump wrote.
He didn’t stop there—adding, “She should remain in the wonderful Country of Ireland, if they want her.”
For the record, O’Donnell, 63, was born in New York but has Irish roots through her late father, who emigrated from County Donegal.
After Trump’s second inauguration in January, O’Donnell moved to Ireland and filed for dual citizenship.
Trump’s message wrapped up with a jarring closer: “GOD BLESS AMERICA!”
Rosie’s response clarified.
O’Donnell wasn’t about to let it slide. She clapped back hard on Instagram, roasting Trump with a picture of him alongside Jeffrey Epstein.
“Hey Donald — you’re rattled again?” she wrote. “18 years later and I still live rent-free in that collapsing brain of yours.”
Her post also addressed Trump’s “threat to humanity” claim. “I’m everything you fear: a loud woman, a queer woman, a mother who tells the truth.”
She finished with a Game of Thrones dig: “Go ahead and try, King Joffrey with a tangerine spray tan.”
Social media exploded. Celebrities flooded the comments, rallying behind O’Donnell—and Ellen was one of the loudest.
Ellen and Rosie’s long-standing comedic bond highlighted.
For those who forgot—DeGeneres and O’Donnell go way back, as two of the most prominent openly gay female entertainers in American history.
They rose through the ranks in the ‘90s and early 2000s, both leading daytime talk show empires and breaking down barriers for queer visibility on TV.
DeGeneres came out publicly in 1997 on The Oprah Winfrey Show—the same year her sitcom character also came out.
Rosie followed suit not long after, revealing her sexuality in 2002 after years of tabloid speculation.
The pair have since been vocal advocates for LGBTQ+ rights, often pushing back on conservative attacks.
And it’s not the first time either has clashed with Trump.
Rosie and Trump’s feud stretches back to 2006, when she criticized his handling of Miss USA Tara Conner’s scandal.
Trump responded by calling her “a real loser,” “a slob,” and “a woman out of control”—sparking an all-out media circus.
Meanwhile, Ellen declined to have Trump on The Ellen DeGeneres Show during his first run for president, citing her values.
In 2017, she told Today, “I don’t want to give him a platform… He’s against everything I stand for.”
After Trump’s controversial second inauguration, DeGeneres temporarily moved to the UK with wife Portia de Rossi.
She returned months later, spotted with a grey pixie cut and a noticeably lower profile in Montecito.
But her online presence never fully dimmed, especially when it came to defending fellow comedians.
Ellen’s viral 3-word clapback revealed.
DeGeneres shared a screenshot of Trump’s threat and Rosie’s clapback, adding only: “Good for you @rosie.”
The three words were simple, but they echoed across timelines with viral force.
This latest episode proves she’s still ready to speak out—bluntly and without apology.
O’Donnell hasn’t responded to Ellen’s post yet, but fans have flooded both women’s pages with support.
Trump silent after internet explodes with backlash.
Trump, for his part, has not addressed the backlash—but his original Truth Social post remains up.
If the goal was to silence Rosie, it failed—because now, she’s got Ellen in her corner.