Chelsea claims that her adoptive mother wanted to see her tattoo, picked up a wine bottle, started chasing her and said that 'if she really wanted to she could kill' Chelsea.
- May 3, 2017
AceShowbiz - Rosie O'Donnell's adopted daughter Chelsea O'Donnell has just revealed that her relationship with Rosie has turned really bad. The 19-year-old teen told Daily Mail that Rosie even went as far as threatening to "kill her."
Chelsea recalled that the alleged quarrell happened in May 2015, a couple weeks after Chelsea got a tattoo which read "Breathe". "It was pretty late at night," said Chelsea. "A couple of weeks prior, I had gotten a tattoo. She [Rosie] had spyware on my phone so she could see pretty much everything I did."
Chelsea went on saying, "She picked up a wine bottle and started chasing me, trying to take off my clothes. She told me if I didn't show her, if I tried to leave, that she would hit me with the wine bottle, call the police and tell them that I had attacked her. She was holding it above her head and coming after me in her room. She kept trying to run after me and saying that if she really wanted to she could kill me, she's that strong."
The incident was allegedly ended with Rosie "pulling" Chelsea's "shirt up and seeing" the tattoo. Although Rosie didn't end up hitting her adoptive daughter, Chelsea said that "she came really close." She decided not to go to the police because she assumed nobody would believe her. "[Rosie] would have tried to say I was crazy and they just wouldn't believe me," said Chelsea.
Chelsea later revealed that she secretly got married to her 31-year-old boyfriend last July after getting pregnant. Sadly, Chelsea suffered a miscarriage and claimed that Rosie didn't even care. "I told Rosie about the miscarriage but she never seemed to care or even asked any questions, like it didn’t matter to her," said Chelsea.
As for Rosie, the comedian denied the allegations in a statement to Daily Mail. She suggested that her adopted daughter was mentally ill.
"Chelsea is mentally ill, has been in and out of hospitals most of her life. Born addicted to heroin-she has had a tough road. As for her comments, I assume you are paying her which is why she is selling these tales to you. Unfounded, untrue and desperate. Do what you like Louise [Boyle from DailyMail.com], as this is the job you have," reads the excerpt.
