Rosie O’Donnell’s adopted daughter bailed out of jail by birth mom after slamming star for not bailing her out

As a lifestyle expert with years of experience under my belt, I can’t help but feel a deep sense of concern and sadness when I read about Chelsea O’Donnell’s struggles. Having worked with countless individuals battling addiction, I understand that it’s a complex, multi-faceted disease that requires compassion, understanding, and most importantly, professional help.

Last week, Chelsea O’Donnell, the daughter of Rosie O’Donnell, was released from jail after being detained for over a month due to child abuse and drug-related charges. Her release was facilitated by her biological mother.

According to documents reviewed by US Weekly on Tuesday, Deanna Micoley posted a $4,000 bond to secure the release of Chelsea, aged 27, from custody in Wisconsin. The conditions for her release include staying sober and not having any drugs or alcohol in her possession.

On September 10, authorities in Amberg, Wisconsin apprehended Chelsea following the execution of a search warrant. She was indicted on several charges, including negligent treatment of a child, unlawful possession of methamphetamine and THC, as well as managing a location where illicit drug activities were occurring.

Additionally, Chelsea is accused of minor offenses involving drug paraphernalia, disorderly behavior, and possessing medication without a valid prescription.

After a $2,000 bond was paid in September, Chelsea was freed from jail. However, she was re-arrested on October 11 in Oconto, Wisconsin, with a meth pipe on her person. As a result, she was once again taken into custody at the Oconto County Jail.

As a devoted follower reporting events, I found that Chelsea encountered more severe allegations, which included felony bail jumping, methamphetamine possession, and illegal drug possession. Additionally, there were misdemeanor charges of drug paraphernalia possession and obstructing or resisting an officer, according to the news outlet’s report.

Earlier this month, I shared with Dailymail.com that Rosie, who is 62 years old, has adopted a firm and compassionate stance in dealing with the ongoing legal matter at hand.

On the 4th of November, Chelsea shared that when she reached out to Rosie for help, Rosie bluntly stated, “You need to stay where you are,” Chelsea said. In other words, Rosie explained, “I genuinely cannot assist you in escaping; I fear that you might harm yourself. I don’t want the responsibility of potentially causing harm to yourself.

From her jail cell, Chelsea voiced her disappointment that the award-winning performer seemed to prioritize the release of convicted murderers Erik and Lyle Menendez over her own, as reported by Dailymail.com.

Chelsea remarked, ‘My mom seems to care more about freeing the Menendez Brothers from prison than helping me with my issues.’ She explained, ‘I struggle with drug addiction and require rehabilitation, yet unlike the Menendez Brothers, I’ve never been involved in any violent acts.’

Chelsea told Dailymail.com that the A League of Their Own star ‘has turned her back on’ her. 

According to a representative for the actor who starred in “American Gigolo,” they shared with US Weekly on Tuesday that their family is hoping she receives the necessary care and support.

Rosie, who has often expressed criticism towards the newly elected President Donald Trump, is a mother to five kids she’s adopted – Parker, aged 29, Chelsea (27), Blake (24), Vivienne (21), and Dakota (11).

Last month, a cast member from The L Word: Generation Q openly discussed Chelsea’s persistent substance abuse and legal issues on her Instagram, expressing optimism that the family believes she can overcome these struggles and attain sobriety in the future.

It’s sadly familiar territory for us – Chelsea has been battling drug addiction for a decade now. However, we remain optimistic that she’ll manage to overcome this dangerous affliction, as expressed by the Long Island, New York native on Instagram on October 19th.

Chelsea shared with Dailymail.com that she had the possibility of being incarcerated because of the arrests, and if so, she desired to be with her four kids.

Chelsea added at the time, ‘I’m trying to get bailed out of here.’

Following the conditions set by her release, Chelsea will be granted visits with her children, in the presence of Vicki Bourassa who serves as a court-appointed supervisor. This was reported on Tuesday by The Blast, with Vicki being the mother of Chelsea’s ex-partner Jacob Bourassa, the father of three out of Chelsea’s four children.

Chelsea is also mother to one-year-old son Atlas, whose father is her boyfriend Jacob Nelund.

According to documents obtained by the media outlet, under the conditions of her current bail, it has been mandated by the court that Chelsea is prohibited from owning or using any illicit drugs or controlled substances unless they are prescribed legally.

Chelsea is slated to report to court for a December 12 in the matter, the outlet reported.

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2024-11-20 10:18