Well, she does live on a nut farm!

Roseanne Barr announced, “I am running for President of the United States,”  on Thursday’s edition of The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Said Roseanne: “I’m totally serious, cause I want to be part of the debates, because I want to represent the taxpayer.

Roseanne Barr's not shedding any tears for embattled News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch.

The TV icon, appeared on Chelsea Lately Tuesday night to promote her new Lifetime reality series, Roseanne's Nuts, and recalled how the Australian media mogul contributed to her mental breakdown in the 90s, through his organization's aggressive reporting tactics.

"When I first got famous I kind of lost my mind, kind of like Charlie Sheen...it was just too much all of a sudden. I had 300 people that I was responsible for," said Roseanne, 58.

Roseanne Barr said that she completely gets how Charlie Sheen could crack up under the enormous pressures of the Hollywood meat grinder, as the funny woman appeared on The Late Show Tuesday to promote her new Lifetime reality show, Roseanne's Nuts.

She recalled a story about how her sister was in the audience for one of the initial tapings of her iconic sitcom Roseanne, and overheard a pair of skeptics questioning how "a show about fat people" would prosper in the ratings.

Controversial television personality Roseanne Barr is making her small screen comeback and RadarOnline.com has a sneak peek for you.

Barr moved to the Big Island in Hawaii after she tired of her frenzied life in Los Angeles, where she purchased a macadamia nut farm and has been living happily ever after with her writer-musician boyfriend Johnny Argent and his son, Jake.

But in Barr's new docu-series, Roseanne's Nuts, she's able to shake-up the tranquility of the island with her outrageous and adventurous outlook on life.