Rosie O’Donnell
Lyle Menendez is a pal I Can belief!!!
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Rosie O’Donnell has revealed her friendship with an notorious convicted killer — Lyle Menendez — saying she feels “secure” to be susceptible with him.
The actress, comic, and former speak present host opened up about their shut bond throughout a current chat with the New York Occasions … revealing she and Lyle — who’s serving life in jail with out parole alongside his brother Erik Menendez for the primary diploma homicide of their dad and mom — grew to become buddies in 2022 after his now-estranged spouse reached out to her.
Rosie stated she and Lyle started talking on a “common foundation” through a pill telephone, and their friendship grew naturally.
She recalled … “He would inform me about his life, what he’s been doing in jail and, for the primary time in my life, I felt secure sufficient to belief and be susceptible and love a straight man.”
They related after Lyle’s ex Rebecca Sneed contacted Rosie following her assist of him and Erik on TikTok, the place she stated she believes they had been survivors of sexual abuse and killed their dad and mom in response to the abuse.
Surprisingly sufficient, 2022 is not when Rosie and Lyle’s interactions started. She instructed the NYT Lyle had written her a letter of gratitude after she shared her perception he and Erik acted out of self-defense throughout a 1996 “Larry King Stay” look that coincided with their trial.
She additionally famous she was in communication with him again in October.
Rosie spoke to the NYT from her residence in Dublin, the place she moved in response to Donald Trump turning into the forty seventh president of america.
A longtime Trump critic, the previous ‘View’ host stated it was “heartbreaking to see what’s taking place politically” in America … and stated she is going to think about returning “when it’s secure for all residents to have equal rights.”
As for Lyle, he is at the moment ready for a resentencing to see if he and Erik might stay life exterior of bars as soon as extra.
