Rosie O’Donnell’s Daughter Chelsea’s Shocking Reunion with Mom After Jail Release – You Won’t Believe What Happened

Following her third drug arrest in two months, Rosie O’Donnell’s adoptive daughter Chelsea O’Donnell was released from prison and will start treatment, according to In Touch.

Chelsea, 27, and prosecutors came to a deal that permitted her to be released from prison and take part in a residential treatment program, according to court records the magazine was able to access. According to Chelsea’s lawyer, the program is expected to run for 28 days.

After completing the program, she will be sent to the Marinette County Jail and her prior bond will be reactivated. Chelsea would be freed on December 9 according to the terms of the initial bond, which was set at $7,500 during a hearing on December 4. The judges ultimately granted the motion.

She will be with Deanna Micoley, her real mother, during this period.

What led to her arrest?

We have to go back to September 10th, when she was taken into custody by the police on suspicion of drug possession, neglecting a kid, and other offenses.

According to the police report, Chelsea was found to be in possession of many tablets and a methamphetamine pipe. Drugs, trash, and needles were everywhere in Chelsea and her boyfriend Jacob Nelund’s house.

Atlas, the 11-month-old son of Chelsea and Jacob, was discovered in a room close to a methamphetamine pipe, according to police. Drugs, trash, and needles were everywhere in Chelsea and her boyfriend Jacob Nelund’s house.

Atlas, the 11-month-old son of Chelsea and Jacob, was discovered in a room close to a methamphetamine pipe, according to police. Chelsea was arrested once more for possession of methamphetamine on October 11, a few days after her parole. Police found her while conducting a traffic stop.

Later, on November 18, when police discovered methamphetamine and medications in her possession, Rosie’s daughter was taken into custody for the third time.

Rosie’s and Chelsea’s strained connection

After turning 18, Chelsea left Rosie’s home and relocated to Wisconsin, where she has encountered numerous challenging circumstances.

There have always been competing interests and unresolved disputes in the mother-daughter relationship. Rosie, however, never stops voicing her worries and standing by her daughter.