Rosie O’Donnell reacts to adopted daughter deposit to change the last name

Rosie O’Donnell is addressing Chelsea’s daughter’s decision to deposit her daughter for a brand change.

The 63 -year -old actress published a poem of a massive 30 Stanza on Sunday in response to a Chelsea January deposition on a change of name after Rosie to cut her out of $ 80 million.

“She wishes to change her last name / named Moms Moms Moms / makes no sense for me / I’m not the same,” she wrote in the free poem, entitled “My child Chelsea”.

The comedian also shed light on the difficulty of navigating the Chelsea Games, but stressed that her daughter “is doing so well now”.

“Rain or shine / the same name or no / this is my girl / wild and determined,” he concluded.

Chelsea, adopted as a baby in 1997, deposited for her surname to change the birth of Deanna Micoley’s mother, Neuens, after being alienated by her adoptive mother for most of her early adult years.

Things escalated with Rosie in 2015, after Chelsea disappeared from their home in New York. He found himself a week later and moved to Wisconsin to live with Micoley shortly afterwards.

“Chelsea made a decision when she turned 18 who wanted to go to the mother of birth. That was her choice,” Emmy’s winner said in a statement at that time.

Rosie and Chelsea soon reconnected when the latter was pregnant with her first child in 2018, but Chelsea’s fight with addiction – which led to multiple arrests in 2024 – they again made a wedge between them.

She says Chelsea, a mother of four, was sentenced to six years of testing last month and is currently in a sober living in Marinette, Wis.

It could face prison time if it does not comply with guidelines, such as non -possession of alcohol or drugs without a valid prescription, contact with drug users or sellers, and possession or ownership of firearms.

It is also required to obtain a high school or GED diploma and complete a complete assessment of mental health, in addition to maintaining absolute sobriety.

Rosie adopted her first child, Son Parker, in 1995, followed by son Blake in 1999, daughter Vivienne in 2002 and Child Clay in 2013.