Rosie O'Donnell Goes Off On Jeff Bezos' 'Fake Fem Bot Wife' Lauren Sanchez

Comedian Rosie O'Donnelldidn't hold back this week, launching an explosive tirade against Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos and his new wife, Lauren Sanchez, following their lavish $50 million wedding in Venice.

The three-day event, which attracted a star-studded guest list, has sparked widespread backlash for its excess, and Rosie O'Donnell didn't mince words in her criticism.

The 63-year-old comedian took to social media, sharing a post comparing Sanchez's appearance from her younger years to her current look, which included noticeably fuller lips.

O'Donnell's post was laden with disdain as she described the wedding as "gross" and voiced her disgust at the "billionaires" and their "gross excess."

She also expressed her outrage over the presence of Oprah Winfrey on the guest list, questioning how the media mogul could be friends with Bezos, whom O'Donnell described as treating his employees with "disdain."

But that's not all, because she further criticized Sanchez, calling her a "fake fem bot wife," and lamented that Bezos had chosen her after his divorce from his first wife, MacKenzie Scott, who she referred to as "the salt of the earth."

O'Donnell's criticism deepened as she accused Bezos of "selling his soul" and claimed the billionaire's behavior was emblematic of "gross excess" and "performative nonsense."

She suggested that his guests, who posed for photos in designer outfits, were "forgetting themselves" and engaging in "celebrity worship" devoid of humanity.

"We have learned to tolerate it," O'Donnell wrote. "More worthless performative nonsense."

In another post, O'Donnell shared an image of Bezos and Sanchez kissing, accompanied by a message pointing out the stark contrast between their extravagant wedding and the struggles of everyday people.

The post read, "Jeff Bezos paid $50 million for his wedding and gave his new wife over $50 million in jewelry while people here are losing their Medicaid and SNAP benefits just so he can get a huge tax cut. It's disgusting and just wrong."

O'Donnell agreed with the message, captioning the post, "Truth #pathetic #sad #realfacts."

While O'Donnell's tirade gained significant attention, the wedding itself has faced a broader wave of criticism.

Locals in Venice protested the disruption caused by the high-profile event, and there were calls to question the ethics behind holding such an extravagant celebration in a historic city.

The wedding also drew the ire of actress Charlize Theron, who commented on the guest list during a speech at the Block Party charity event on Saturday.

Theron quipped, "I think we might be the only people who did not get an invite to the Bezos wedding. But that's OK because they suck and we're cool." She quickly shifted the conversation to politics, taking aim at Trump-era policies regarding immigration, abortion, and LGBT rights.

Olivia Munn also didn't shy away from making a pointed comment following the over-the-top $50 million wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez.

The actress, who previously made headlines in April for criticizing Sánchez's Blue Origin space flight, seemed to subtly shade the newlyweds after their lavish nuptials in Venice, Italy.

The day after the star-studded wedding, Munn reacted to an Instagram post from Mia Farrow, who praised Bezos' ex-wife, MacKenzie Scott, for her charitable efforts. Farrow's post highlighted Scott's impressive donations, noting that as of December 2024, she had contributed $19.3 billion to over 1,600 charitable organizations.

Farrow's post read, "How awesome is MacKenzie Scott! (Jeff Bezos' first wife & mother of his 4 children)."

Munn, known for her sharp wit, commented, "Truly incredible," in a response that appeared to support Scott's philanthropic efforts while making a subtle jab at Bezos' extravagant wedding celebration.

The fallout from Bezos and Sanchez's extravagant wedding continues to unfold, with critics condemning both the excess of the event and the broader implications of wealth inequality.