Rosie O'Donnell Sings with Epstein Survivors

Rosie O'Donnell has publicly shown support for survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's sex abuse and trafficking. In a recently posted video on Instagram, O'Donnell was seen with several survivors, uniting with them to sing Helen Reddy's anthem "I Am Woman." She offered words of encouragement, apologizing for societal failures and calling the survivors heroes who will alter the nation's approach to child sex abuse.

The moving performance featured the women standing together, singing with raised fists. O'Donnell concluded the clip by displaying photographs of the survivors from their youth, followed by messages such as "Support Survivors" and "The Epstein Files." She explained in a caption that after a "corrupt AG" stated no men would be charged, she reached out to survivors to sing the song that inspired her to use her voice.

O'Donnell also referenced her past political commentary, including her time hosting "Jimmy Kimmel Live" in August, during which she criticized President Trump and mentioned moving to Ireland due to "Mango Mussolini" and "Project 2025."