Rosie O'Donnell Joins Epstein Survivors to Sing Empowering Anthem
Rosie O'Donnell recorded a video with several Jeffrey Epstein survivors, performing Helen Reddy's "I Am Woman" while urging support for victims.
Rosie O'Donnell posted a video on Instagram featuring a handful of women who endured Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse, joining together to sing Helen Reddy's "I Am Woman" while wearing white attire and raising their fists. She told the group that their experiences have been extremely difficult and apologized for a society that forces them to endure such trauma, praising them as heroes who will reshape the response to child sex abuse.
The recording ends with archival images of the survivors as children, followed by on-screen text reading "Support Survivors" and "The Epstein Files." O'Donnell referenced a recent statement by a former attorney general who claimed no men would be charged despite extensive evidence. She also mentioned her recent stint hosting "Jimmy Kimmel Live" and her criticism of President Trump, noting her two-year residence in Ireland. Additionally, she voiced support for Kimmel's First Amendment battle and suggested Stephen Colbert deserves similar backing.
Why it matters
The video highlights ongoing advocacy for Epstein victims and keeps public attention on systemic failures to address child sexual abuse.
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