And Just Like That may be coming to an end, but it will live on with the incredible women and their friendships.
One such friendship is Cynthia Nixon and Rosie O’Donnell.
Cynthia jetted into Dublin to support her pal, who has now set up home in the fair city.
She shared a picture of the women together as she revealed that she had come to Ireland to support her comedy show.
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“Nothing like seeing my friend (and Miranda’s one-night stand, Mary) kill it onstage IN DUBLIN!” she enthused.
“And we had the luck of the Irish to see her once more at the airport as she was taking her show to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
“If you’re at the Fringe, go! You’ll get a much needed laugh. And a much needed cry. This is both quintessential Rosie and a Rosie you’ve never seen before.”
Rosie relocated her 12-year-old daughter to Dublin after Donald Trump was re-elected as President of the United States.
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Speaking on The Late Late Show earlier this year, Rosie spoke about her decision to emigrate to Ireland as well as her decision to apply for Irish citizenship.
“Well, there’s the President of the United States that has it out for me and has for twenty years,” she told host Patrick Kielty.
“When I told the truth about him on a programme called The View, where it was my job to talk about pop culture and politics, I mentioned his bankruptcies.
“I mentioned the fact that he’s not the businessman everyone thinks he is.”
She went on to say: “The biggest reason why it was different than the first time he was in office is the Supreme Court giving him ultimate power – the powers of a king or a monarch – and that’s not what the United States is about and it’s a terrifying prospect.”
