Rosie O’Donnell Reveals She’s Lost 10 Pounds Since Christmas

Rosie O’Donnell took to TikTok on Wednesday to reveal her 10-pound weight loss, revealing that she’s “so happy.”

The comedian, 60, claimed she had managed to burn fat since Christmas in the joyous video filmed while driving her 10-year-old daughter Dakota to school.

She told her fans: ‘Good morning! I’m on my way to school to drop her off and I need to tell you that I’ve lost 10 pounds since Christmas.’

Rosie, who once weighed 35 pounds, continued: ’10 pounds! I’m very happy. TikTok, you don’t stop.’

The television personality vowed to turn his life around after suffering a severe heart attack in 2012.

She subsequently lost nearly 50 pounds, dropping from 230 pounds to nearly 180 pounds, following vertical gastric sleeve surgery in July 2013.

The funny woman’s weight was causing other health problems like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and prediabetes.

Throwback: The TV personality vowed to turn his life around after suffering a severe heart attack in 2012 (pictured in 2013)

Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn made sure Rosie cut back on sugar, carbs, red meat, and still takes daily walks with his wife Michelle Rounds.

It comes after The View alum revealed why she skipped the episode of ABC’s daytime talk show in honor of its late creator, Barbara Walters.

“Yes, I was invited, but I couldn’t make it,” the Long Island native responded to a fan on TikTok last week.

Delighted: The comedian, 60, claimed she had managed to burn fat since Christmas in the light-hearted video filmed while driving her 10-year-old daughter Dakota to school

‘You know, I didn’t want to be in a big group of people. I don’t know, I was worried about getting angry and I didn’t want to do that, so that’s it.’

When the three-time Daytime Emmy winner passed away, aged 93, earlier this month at her New York home, Rosie shared a moving TikTok in her memory.

‘Very saddened to hear of the death of Barbara Walters. Although, 93, man. Who wouldn’t take that? What a long, eventful and legendary life she had,” said O’Donnell, who has 3.7 million followers on social media, on Friday night.

‘I spoke to all the prominent world leaders in memory. I interviewed everyone who was anybody, and I was lucky enough to be in their orbit for many years. And we watched a lot of Broadway shows together. And every time we would go backstage, I would try to help her with the backstage steps.

‘And she would always slap my hand and tell me to leave her alone [laughs]. He knew what he was doing, I can tell you. May she rest in peace and may everyone remember the barriers she broke down for women. She really did. She was the first and she will always be remembered.

The 12-time Emmy winner was the moderator of The View from September 2006 to May 2007, where she made headlines and garnered ratings primarily for her political debates with outspoken Republican Elisabeth Hasselbeck.

RIP: It comes after The View alum revealed why she skipped the episode of ABC’s daytime talk show honoring its late creator, Barbara Walters.