Roseanne Barr has revealed that she was not surprised by the dozens of women who came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against her comic peer Bill Cosby.
The 62-year-old fellow comedian, who, like Cosby, became a TV superstar in the 1980s, said in an interview that they have all heard it for a long time and it surprises nobody, Us Magazine reported.
The Emmy winner added that like every woman in Hollywood, there's hardly any hairdressers or waitresses or working women who don't know somebody, they all know women who know somebody if not someone who went through it themselves with Cosby.
Despite Barr's apparent belief that Cosby did commit the crimes against these women, she thinks maybe it's not the end of it because she has hopes for this great comic that he would just make it clean and right.
Barr noted that there's so many ways Cosby can make it right, like he's got a billion bucks, and she added that she hopes he gets a lot of suggestions from people who say they care about him cause people want a happy ending and a just ending.
She continued that whatever it is, she hopes he finds it because he's a great talent and it's too bad, but people're all half-nuts anyway, adding that there's nothing more powerful than "I am sorry.