Rosie O’Donnell is openly lesbian. She publicly discussed her sexuality in early 2002 and has since spoken about being a lesbian parent and advocate for LGBTQ+ issues.[3][5][6]
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maintained that she needed a specific political reason to disclose her sexual orientation publicly. The staggering number of foster children in the United States motivated her to protest the state law barring gay and lesbian parents from adopting them. "I don't think," she said to Sawyer, "that restricting the pool of adoptive parents is beneficial."
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