Roseanne Barr received a "really good offer to return to TV"

Can Roseanne Barr return to TV?

In a new interview on Rabbi Shmuley Boteach's podcast, Barr, 65, revealed that he had already "offered so much" since she published a racist tweet Roseanne Cancellation of reboot

"Inside every bad thing is a good thing waiting to happen, and I am very excited because I've already offered so much of things, and I almost accepted a very good offer "I could do it," she added, without giving more details about what the project implied. "But we'll see."

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The 29 May, ABC cancels Roseanne after Barr, who plays the role of wife and mother Roseanne Conner, shares (and then cancels) me) a tweet comparing former Barack Obama advisor, Valerie Jarrett, who is black

Barr tweeted later that she "mistakenly thought that [Jarrett] was white."

ABC has since illuminated a Roseanne spinoff, without Barr.

Barr also tells Boteach that she did not ask for money by signing the rights of Roseanne believing that the action "was a penance" .

"I thought I was signing my own life and asking nothing come back, I thought it was a penance," she explained.

"I knew it was the right thing and I want to do the right thing because I've lived my life, most of the time, to do what's good for all, not just for the Jews, "she continued.

Barr admits that she has not yet apologized. Jarrett, she's "praying for the right words".

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In Bot's First Interview With Boteach, Which Was Released Earlier In June, It Melted in tears on the racist tweet

"I do not want to run away with excuses, but I apologize to all those who thought or felt offended and who thought I wanted to say something that I actually did not mean it was my own ignorance, and there is no excuse for this ignorance, "she continued.

Become in tears, she added, "I really feel remorse."

"I ask people if you look at my tweet defend me." I did something blatantly and I do not want to I do not want racism to do more than what I've done, I do not want it, I do not want to be defended, "she said.