Roseanne Barr Said She ‘Would Die Many Times’ Following Her Dismissal & Revealed…

After her controversial exit from television, Roseanne Barr has spoken candidly about the emotional toll of her career’s downfall—particularly the role she believes her former co-star Sara Gilbert played in it. In 2018, Barr faced widespread backlash for a racially insensitive tweet, which led to the abrupt cancellation of Roseanne. She felt abandoned by Hollywood and betrayed by colleagues, especially Gilbert, who publicly condemned her. Barr later confronted her, which she says finally silenced the criticism.

Shaken by the scandal, Barr retreated from the spotlight and chose a quieter life. She moved to a 47-acre farm in Hawaii, far from the cameras and industry noise. On Instagram, she began sharing glimpses of her down-to-earth lifestyle—gardening, cooking, and enjoying the peace of island living surrounded by family.

Life on the farm became a source of healing. Barr has said the time away gave her the chance to reflect and rebuild. It also sparked creativity, inspiring her to develop a new project—a dark comedy drawn from her own experiences, blending raw honesty with her signature edge.

Though she’s found peace in a simpler rhythm, Barr isn’t done with the spotlight. She is preparing to return to television, determined to push boundaries once again. This time, she wants to bring her humor and perspective in a way that reflects both her past controversies and her personal growth.

Her journey has also been shaped by her personal life: three marriages, five children, and the lessons of family. Despite the turmoil, she remains grounded, balancing her farm life in Hawaii with her creative ambitions. With a new series on the horizon and a quieter, more intentional lifestyle, Roseanne Barr appears to have found a new sense of balance—and a path forward.