"I thought the dog was white"

She continues to rise in misery. First, she posted a racist tweet on the net, then Roseanne Barr sought slight excuses and now she extends it again.

A tweet has dramatically changed the life of Roseanne Barr. A few weeks ago, the actress criticized the American African-American Valerie Jarrett and called her a monkey. A scandal of racism that was making waves across Hollywood, ending in the deployment of "Roseanne". The 65-year-old pushed her verbal attack and then on sleeping pills. The only question is how she wants to explain the new videos that have been posted on her YouTube channel.

Screaming alert with a butt in hand

The first shows Roseanne Barr with a tousled mane, a cigarette in his hand and totally blown by the wind during an interview. "You film," asks the actress, before letting herself go to the delight and start screaming rather bored. "I'm trying to talk about Valerie Jarrett, what do you want, I thought the bitch was white, damn it."

These are shots that shock and with which Roseanne Barr n & rsquo; Certainly not favored. This seems to have recognized the actress herself, because a little later, a new video is uploaded, in which she clearly faces the camera.

"When ABC called me and wanted me to explain my tweet" aggressive and unforgivable ", I told them that I thought Valerie Jarrett was white," says Roseanne in the video, which is the 65-year-old declared "official statement of Roseanne Barr". The fact that she was still in front of the door of the US broadcaster remains incomprehensible to the star of the series until today. "Only 40 minutes after the tweet, my show was canceled and I was racist, and why all this, because I chose Donald Trump, and this is not allowed in Hollywood."

Not only his colleagues from the factory his fat gone – against the media pushes Roseanne Barr all the public. In the process, despite all the anger, she seems to forget that, above all, her own statements could again lead to a scandal.

"It's just as stupid as Donald Trump's lie in Helsinki"

"I think she's back on sleeping pills," comments a user after the excuses that Roseanne Barr had requested after the racism scandal. Another writes: "It's just as stupid as Donald Trump's, he's not lying in Helsinki." And one commentator clearly states, "It does not matter if you thought Valerie knew is. What you said was racist. Your broadcast has not been canceled because you voted for Trump. If ABC had a problem with that, they would not let you start the new season. "