In a bold move, comedian Roseanne Barr has announced that George Clooney will not be part of her upcoming television project. The decision follows Barr’s outspoken criticism of what she terms “woke culture,” stating that her show aims to provide a platform for “unfiltered voices” without the constraints of political correctness.

In a recent interview, Barr emphasized her commitment to authenticity and humor that resonates with a broad audience. “We’re tired of tiptoeing around feelings and narratives,” she said. “This show is for people who want to laugh without being told what to think.”

Clooney, known for his activism and socially conscious projects, has not publicly responded to Barr’s comments. The news has ignited discussions among fans and industry insiders about the implications of Barr’s stance in today’s media landscape, where debates over content and culture continue to evolve.

Barr’s new show is set to premiere next year, and while details remain scarce, anticipation is building among viewers curious to see how her controversial approach will play out. As the entertainment world grapples with themes of inclusivity and expression, Barr’s decision marks a significant moment in the ongoing dialogue about the future of comedy and television.