This Girl “Destroyed” Great Sitcom Actress’ Life with One Tweet – The Star Was Fired & Lost Everything

Additionally, there was more positive news for the star following the release of a new documentary detailing her extensive and intricate career. The comeback to the entertainment industry followed an insensitive comment she made in 2018 about Valerie Jarrett, a person of color and a presidential adviser.

The sitcom star expressed feeling personally attacked when her character was killed off. Despite these setbacks, the comedy actress exhibited resilience, refusing to succumb to the challenges she faced.

Reflecting on the years post-2018, she revealed the discouragement of feeling silenced in every aspect of her life. Despite her efforts to seek redemption, she approached studio executives for an opportunity to apologize and provide an explanation for her actions, only to face refusal. She mentioned, “And they denied me the right to apologize.”

This girl, who played the comedy star’s on-screen daughter in “Roseanne,” also commented on the explosive Tweet.

The star endured the repercussions of losing her job and facing vilification from many former fans and co-stars, which took a toll on her well-being. Expressing a profound sense of isolation, she acknowledged feeling besieged from all angles. It appeared to her as though she was under attack from individuals driven by envy, seemingly eager to witness her downfall.

She conveyed that she faced a unique situation, losing everything and having her life’s work taken by those she trusted. Despite this, there was a notable absence of public support from Hollywood, except for Mo’Nique, a close and courageous friend.

She played a significant role in spearheading the show’s reboot and engaged in correspondence with Barr to confirm her willingness to be a part of it.

In addition to Mo’Nique, Barr garnered support from her “Roseanne” co-star John Goodman. He expressed missing her and affirmed his conviction that she was not a racist. Goodman also acknowledged that he was aware Barr was going through a difficult time.

When questioned about supporting Barr in June 2023, Goodman expressed no regrets. When asked if he would work with her again, he replied, “I don’t know. If she’d like to… I just don’t know. I miss her. I wish her well.”

Despite having survived being canceled, Barr mentioned it was a terrible time. She described it as a “witch-burning” and as “terrifying” times in her life, noting, “I would die many times.” While she is pleased to make a return, it’s understandable that she won’t forget the ordeal anytime soon.

In response to Barr’s controversial comments, numerous prominent Hollywood figures expressed their disdain for her words on social media. Facing a barrage of criticism, individuals ranging from Shonda Rhimes to Congressman John Lewis condemned her, accusing her of insensitivity and calling for an apology regarding her remarks.

This girl, who played the comedy star’s on-screen daughter in “Roseanne,” also commented on the explosive Tweet. She played a significant role in spearheading the show’s reboot and engaged in correspondence with Barr to confirm her willingness to be a part of it.

The girl we’re talking about is Sara Gilbert, who’s best known for playing Darlene Conner in “Roseanne.” Following Barr’s tweet, Gilbert took to Instagram to convey that neither the show-runners nor the rest of the staff aligned with the views expressed in the tweet.

Describing the tweet as “abhorrent,” Gilbert clarified that the TV show did not reflect the sentiments implied in the tweet. Barr responded to Gilbert’s statement, saying, “She destroyed the show and my life with that tweet. She will never get enough until she consumes my liver with a fine Chianti.”

During an exclusive May 2023 interview with Megyn Kelly, Barr shared her thoughts on Hollywood’s cancel culture. She openly criticized Gilbert, asserting that she had “stabbed” her “in the back” and “repeatedly twisted” the knife.

While Barr attributed much of her downfall to Gilbert’s statement, the latter responded, clarifying that her intentions were never to harm the actress. Gilbert expressed that the show’s conclusion was deeply saddening for her, emphasizing that she would always consider Barr as family.