More details about Rosie O'Donnell's daughter, Chelsea O'Donnell, surfaced right after she was found with a 25-year-old drug offender. Now Chelsea's birth mother, Deanna Micoley, came out to say that she didn't give her up for adoption. She's claiming she's worried about her child and what would happen to her now.
Things get more complicated as Chelsea's hidden past started to unfold. Micoley, 38, spoke to Daily Mail and shared how worried she is for the well-being of her daughter.
"I'm concerned, she's going to be 18 next week and can make her own decisions but I'm just worried about her well-being and what's going to happen to her."
Micoley claimed that her messages to her daughter has been withheld ever since she came back to the 53-year-old TV personality's home. When asked about her message to Rosie's daughter, she expressed her desire to be with Chelsea.
"I love you and I'm glad your safe and my door's always open if you need a place to live. Anything you need just ask."
It was this week when Rosie announced that her daughter Chelsea was missing. Chelsea was found by the police authorities in a New Jersey residence of an alleged drug criminal named Steven Sheerer, according to E! News. Chelsea met him through Tinder. According to investigators, the two have seen each other way back in Long Beach Island.
No charges are pressed to Sheerer at this point of time as it appears that Rosie's daughter intentionally went with the man. It is not determined whether the two are in a relationship.
"All of our information is that she was there voluntary," Lt. Keith Germain of the Barnegat Police Department saids. "We don't have anything that indicates that there would be criminal charges at this point."
Meanwhile, Micoley claims that she didn't give up Chelsea for adoption when she was just two months old. According to her, she was drugged at that time and was told to sign a paper that she didn't even understand. She revealed how she missed her firstborn which she named Kayla. Micoley confirmed their intended meeting in September after she spoke with Chelsea on August 8.
At the latest, Rosie tweeted how disappointed she was with the things that happened to her daughter. She wrote, "No mom is perfect. We do all our best."
