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Rosie O’Donnell has issued a formal apology on her Twitter account directed at Melania Trump.

The 54-year-old entertainer apologized for retweeting a video suggesting Barron Trump, Melania and Donald Trump‘s 10-year-old son, could be autistic.

“i apologize to @MELANIATRUMP – i was insensitive in my RT – i am sorry for the pain i caused – it was not my intent – i am truly sorry -,” Rosie tweeted.

Last week, Rosie explained why she retweeted the video with a poem she wrote. Melania proceeded to threaten a lawsuit over the video.

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Blu-ray and Digital HD Releases
The BFG – Roald Dahl‘s beloved classic comes to life in this Steven Spielberg directed rendition, out on Blu-Ray and Digital HD today.

The film follows a young girl named Sophie who lives in a world where giants lurk in the shadow of the streets of London. Sophie befriends an affable dream collecting giant she names The BFG. From there Sophie is introduced to the world of giants in Giant Country and finds that her presence there requires her to warn London that not only do giants exist, but that the unfriendly giants are coming.

When the film was first announced, it seemed like there was no way it could fail. Steven Spielberg directing, John Williams scoring, backed by Disney, etc… however, the film opened to mixed reviews at best and left many wondering what had happened. Watching the film again, I think its important to clear your mind and saying that this film is not like any other children’s film. Sure there’s the usual slapstick humor and wonderful CGI, however, the film is a lot more complex in that there are many thematic elements that the film touches upon. The expectation may be an action-packed adventure, however, we’re met really with the friendship between a little girl and a simple-minded yet complex giant. Themes such as loneliness, the shortness of life, and bullying are all touched upon here. Stepping back, one can see the intent behind the film and its possible to appreciate that this is different.

As for the home release, once again, we can expect a superb 1080p picture with DTS-HD audio. The scenes from Giant Country really shine and the details look amazing. Various featurettes are included in this film including a making of video, a short about the friendship between Sophie and the giant, and a Giants 101 bit where you meet the giants.

YouTube user James Hunter created the now viral video of Barron Trump that suggests he could have autism, and is now responding to the possibility of a lawsuit from Melania Trump over the video’s implications.

“I’m honestly kinda scared right now. The only reason I made the video is because I saw how much social media was bullying Barron Trump, and I wanted it to stop. I’d be really sad if I’ve made the situation worse, but I never could’ve imagined that the video would get so much press,” James told Gossip Cop in a statement. “I was just sending it privately to people who were bullying him to explain to them that Barron might be autistic, and that’s it isn’t okay to bully him for it, because I know what it’s like to be bullied for being autistic. But then Rosie O’Donnell shared it and it blew up. I myself am on the spectrum, and I honestly just wanted to bring light to the autism epidemic. I have a lot of respect for Melania Trump. I believe she’s a very smart and I’ll think she’ll be a great First Lady.”

The video gained a ton of traction when Rosie O’Donnell tweeted it out and questioned if Barron could be autistic.

Click inside for the remainder of a statement from James Hunter…

“I never ever meant to hurt her family or her son. If this is actually true, and if I actually see a real statement of her asking me to remove it, I will. I NEVER meant to hurt their family. I just wi[sh] them the best.”

Melania Trump is threatening a lawsuit over the YouTube video that questions if Barron Trump, her 10-year-old son with Donald Trump, is autistic.

In a letter obtained by TMZ, her lawyer Charles J. Harder wrote, “The video allegedly seeks to ‘stop the bullying’ of Barron Trump. Not true … The video did instigate further bullying by Rosie O’Donnell and others.”

Rosie perpetuated the autism rumor by tweeting and weighing in on if Barron could be autistic. Rosie later wrote a poem to explain why she shared the video.

The footage in the video shows Barron at events very late on the campaign trail, and Melania and her lawyer insist this is all normal behavior for a 10-year-old to exhibit. There is also footage of Barron clapping without putting his hands together.

Melania and her lawyer are insisting the person who posted the YouTube video take it down and apologize.

Donald Trump received the support from his full family while giving his victory speech following his win in the election in the early morning hours of Wednesday (November 9) in New York City.

The President-elect of the United States was joined by his wife Melania Trump, his five children – Donald Jr., Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany, and Barron – as well as some of the kids’ spouses and more extended family.

“I love you and I thank you, and especially for putting up with all of those hours. This was tough,” he said to the family during the speech. “This was tough. This political stuff is nasty and it is tough. So I want to thank my family very much. Really fantastic. Thank you all.”

If you missed it, make sure to watch full video of the speech that Trump gave.

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Donald Trump, his wife Melania, and their 10-year-old son Barron look up at the confetti flying around the arena following his speech at the 2016 Republican National Convention on Thursday (July 21) in Cleveland, Ohio.

The 70-year-old Republican presidential nominee accepted the nomination with his full family – including kids Donald Jr., Ivanka, Eric, and Tiffany – in attendance.

Donald gave a speech that last for an hour and fifteen minutes that night and he got a lot of negative reactions from celebs on social media while speaking.

Watch the full video of the speech below.

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