Rosie O’Donnell, 46, has had very prominent-looking veneers for some time. She was photographed during her hosting duties for the Annual Kids Night on Broadway event in NY last night, and her teeth looked positively huge. It’s like they’re taking over her face. I compared her teeth to the earlier version, and she’s definitely had them redone. Why do people think giant piano key slabs look attractive in their mouths? Her teeth were much better before.
I used to like Rosie back when she was on “The View” arguing with Elisabeth, but then I was subjected to her excuse for a variety show, the hour long Thanksgiving show that probably single-handedly took down the resurgence in variety shows that we were expecting. She was arrogant, unfunny, and ruined the possibly decent acts she had booked by talking too much and dominating the show. She pretty much acted like everyone’s been accusing her of behaving for years.
Rosie will next star in the Lifetime movie “America,” in which she plays a therapist who helps a troubled foster teen. As long as Rosie’s lines are scripted and someone else wrote them, she should do fine. The role is close to Rosie’s heart as she is a longterm adoption rights advocate. Rosie and her partner, Kelli Carpenter, have four children, three of which are adopted.
Rosie is helping raise awareness of her “Broadway Kids” organization, which gives children an opportunity to take dance and music instruction from professionals. It’s described as “an education organization dedicated to enriching the lives of children through the arts.”
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