“Roseanne” star Roseanne Barr, 70, looks “amazing” as she returns to Hollywood nearly five years after she was fired and “lost everything.”

Roseanne” star Roseanne Barr, 70, returned to Hollywood nearly five years after she was fired and “lost everything.”

She looks fantastic with long hair and makeup in a photo after flirting with Rihanna’s boyfriend, A$AP Rocky.

Barr revealed how TV daughter Sara Gilbert “destroyed” her life.

Roseanne Barr, the face of the hit show “Roseanne,” made a comeback. After a long time away from the spotlight, the actress has made her way back to Hollywood with a new comedy show titled, “Roseanne Barr: Cancel This!”

The actress also had some more excellent news after a new documentary on her long and intricate career was released. The return to show business comes after she made an insensitive comment about Valerie Jarrett, a presidential adviser back in 2018.

The comedy actress opened up after being canceled in 2018, saying she “lost everything.” The ordeal came just as her highly successful TV show was starting its reboot. After the comment, however, television executives decided the best course of action would be to cancel the reboot just as it started airing.

Barr also said it felt like a personal attack on her after her character was killed off.

But Barr refused to lie down. She opened up about the years after 2018, saying it was discouraging to be silenced wherever she went. She asked the studio executives for a chance to apologize and explain her actions, but they refused. She mentioned, “And they denied me the right to apologize.”

Luckily, Barr has gotten back up again and is being open about her experiences between 2018 and now. She has taken a step back from Twitter, investing in her Instagram presence instead. And fans have shown their support, saying, “You look fabulous Roseanne.”

Many users took to Barr’s comment section to show their support after the 70-year-old revealed her “makeup & long hair” look. One said, “You look absolutely AMAZING!!!!” In line with her new-found confidence, Barr sent A$AP Rocky a message, saying, “Call me when you get tired of Rihanna.”

Sara Gilbert, who played Barr’s on-screen daughter in “Roseanne,” also commented on the explosive Tweet.

Barr posed with her new hairdo and nails, smiling broadly in an Instagram post. She looked extremely happy to be back after the controversy, and Instagram users complimented her on the interview where the photo was taken.

How Did Roseanne Barr Feel after She Was Canceled?
Losing her job and being vilified by many people who used to be her fans and co-workers took its toll on Barr. She mentioned that she felt utterly alone. She noted it seemed to her as if she was being attacked from all sides by people who were jealous of her and who wanted to see her fall.

Gilbert was a considerable driving force behind the show’s reboot, and she corresponded with Barr to ensure she wanted to be a part of it.

Barr also said it felt like a personal attack on her after her character was killed off. To her, it was a message saying they didn’t want her around anymore and a direct dismissal of the work she did over the years. She commented:

“I’m the only person who’s lost everything, whose life’s work was stolen, stolen by people who I thought loved me.”

Although she has 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.” Although she’s glad to be back, she surely won’t forget the ordeal anytime soon.

What Did Sara Gilbert Do before Barr’s Cancellation?
After Barr’s controversial comments, numerous prominent Hollywood figures took to social media to show their disdain for her words. Everyone from Shonda Rhimes to congressman John Lewis criticized her, accusing her of being insensitive and urging her to apologize for what she said. But one accusatory comment left a deeper mark than the rest.

Sara Gilbert, who played Barr’s on-screen daughter in “Roseanne,” also commented on the explosive Tweet. Gilbert was a considerable driving force behind the show’s reboot, and she corresponded with Barr to ensure she wanted to be a part of it.

After Barr’s Tweet, however, Gilbert took to Instagram to express that the showrunners and the rest of the staff didn’t share the views expressed in the Tweet. Gilbert called the Tweet “abhorrent,” and mentioned that the TV show does not reflect what was implied in the Tweet. Barr responded to Gilbert’s statement:

“She destroyed the show and my life with that tweet. She will never get enough until she consumes my liver with a fine Chianti.”

Although Barr credited Gilbert’s statement for a large part of her downfall, Gilbert replied that her intentions were never to harm the actress. Instead, she mentioned that the show’s ending was heartbreaking for her, and she will always think of Barr as family.

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Until Ellie fell asleep.

Then, I turned back to Logan. He was sitting on the couch, relaxed like he belonged there.

“What do you think you’re doing?” I whispered.

“Family. This is normal. You’ve just forgotten what it’s like. I’ll remind you.”

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“You have no right.”

“I’m her father. And I will win you back.”

I grabbed my phone.

“I’ll call the police.”

“Go ahead. And tell them you left your daughter alone… while popping painkillers.”

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He pulled a pill bottle out of his pocket with my name on it.

“Remember how you screamed at the office? We’ve got the footage. I installed the cameras.”

“That’s not mine! You planted it!”

“Can you prove it? They’ll believe me. I’m… a role model.”

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“What do you want, Logan?”

“You. And Ellie. Or… lose everything again.”

“You won’t dare! I rebuilt my life from ashes!”

“And I’ll destroy it again. I have enough power.”

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***

I realized there was no protection. The police wouldn’t help. My coworkers were still hypnotized. I had to act alone.

And suddenly, I wasn’t scared anymore. I was angry. Not just for me — for every woman he ever fooled.

But William, seeing my burning eyes, stepped in.

We hatched a plan.

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I created an anonymous page. I posted stories about women who survived emotional abuse. Seemingly fictional. But each one was a piece of the truth. We needed Logan to react.

William used his media skills to target those posts directly at our coworkers. Every one of them saw the stories, including Logan.

A few days passed. William placed a tablet in front of me, showing analytics from the anonymous page we had just launched.

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“Look at this,” he said. “They’re reading. They’re talking. If we keep the pressure, he’ll crack. That’s when we hit record. Let’s take his mask off.”

Logan didn’t know it was us, but he felt it. That afternoon, I saw him in the glass hallway by the elevators. Alone. He thought no one was watching. His fists were clenched. He slammed a folder onto the windowsill.

“Idiots!” I heard him hiss under his breath.

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Logan glanced around, forced a smile back on his face, and walked away like nothing had happened.

He tried to keep the mask, but it no longer fit. People in the office started whispering. And he felt it.

At the significant conference where I was to speak, Logan sat in the front row. Smiling. As always. Pretending.

Finally, I stepped onto the stage. My hands were damp.

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I knew one wrong word could cost me everything — my job, my daughter, and my sanity.

But if I stay silent, he wins. Again.

I looked out into the crowd. I saw William in the back.

I have such a support system. We’ll win.

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I began my speech.

“We’re here to talk about strength. About women who survived. Who made it through darkness…”

I paused.

“And about those who pretend to be the light but are the darkness itself. Let’s talk about the men who live among us — perfect on the outside. But if you take off the mask…”

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I looked at Logan. He didn’t even shift.

“I once met such a man. No one but me saw what lay beneath. But today… I have the chance to show you.”

I played the video footage from my home. Every second felt like an hour. I kept my eyes on the screen, not daring to look at the crowd.

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Then I heard it. His voice. The voice I had once loved — at that moment, pure venom:

“And I’ll destroy it again. I have enough power.”

This is it. This is how I finally take back my power.

Suddenly, Logan jumped up.

“It’s edited! It’s… a lie!”

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“Is it, sweetheart? When you reappeared in my life, I took precautions. Spent quite a bit on a modern surveillance system. Video, audio. And today, it was worth every penny.”

Logan snapped and lunged at me.

“No one will believe you! You’re nothing without me! You were nothing before me, and you’ll be nothing after I’m done!”

His wild eyes, his voice, his screams — all recorded. Everyone saw it.

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“You’ll regret exposing me. Even if they cancel me — I’ll still win. Because deep down, you know I made you.”

William was there, waiting. He stepped in and stopped Logan.

“Great headline for tomorrow’s paper,” William muttered, though his jaw was clenched.

The mask was off. Logan’s image crumbled. An investigation began. On my way out, I passed Mia in the hallway. She didn’t say a word. Just looked at the floor.

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***

That evening, I picked Ellie up from her friend’s house. She ran to me and hugged me so tight I couldn’t breathe.

“You look like a superhero, Mommy,” she whispered.

And at that moment, I believed her.

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I quit the next day. Walked out of the office in silence. Head held high.

Today, I run my own project — a small women’s center. It’s just two rooms above a bakery and a second-hand couch I found online.

But every week, women walk in who remind me of who I used to be — scared, silenced, surviving.

And now, I help them remember they deserve more than survival. They deserve to live.

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