In a recent interview, renowned comedian Katt Williams shared his candid thoughts on media mogul Oprah Winfrey, dubbing her as the most enigmatic personality in Hollywood. Williams delved into Winfrey’s perceived aura of mystery and discussed how public perception of her has evolved over time.

“Oprah Winfrey, I would say,” Williams remarked, emphasizing Winfrey’s prominence in the entertainment industry. He hinted at a shift in how people perceive Winfrey, suggesting that they are beginning to see her true colors more clearly.

The comedian encouraged viewers to share their thoughts and comments on Winfrey, hinting at the anticipation for more updates. He teased an upcoming video with “scorching hot gossip,” urging audiences to stay tuned for the latest revelations.

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Katt Williams’ comments on Oprah Winfrey offer a glimpse into the intrigue surrounding one of Hollywood’s most iconic figures. As audiences eagerly await further insights, Williams’ remarks underscore the ongoing fascination with Winfrey’s persona and influence in the entertainment industry.

The Shady Side Of Oprah Winfrey

The inimitable Oprah Winfrey might be known as the Queen of Media, having built up a cross-platform empire — see everything from Oprah Radio and O, The Oprah Magazine to Harpo Films and Oprah.com — worth more than a staggering billion dollars. But you might not necessarily expect the talk show legend to be the Queen of Shade.

After all, the TV personality is renowned for advocating kindness, assisting others both in a financial and self-help sense, and for her compassionate interviewing technique, whether she’s interviewing members of the public or members of the royal family. And let’s not forget all the multiple Humanitarian Awards she has to go along with all the Emmys.

And yet, even a fairy godmother-like figure, Winfrey still has her moments. From mocking Hollywood legends and belittling supermodels to political quips and family conspiracies, here’s a look at 14 times the daytime legend played against type.

Oprah Winfrey was accused of belittling a fan

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As one of Hollywood’s most famous gift-givers — who could forget the time she gave each member of her entire chat show’s audience a free car? — Oprah Winfrey is inevitably often asked for advice about the perfect present. Unfortunately, as a woman with a reported net worth of $3.5 billion, she’s not always in tune with the general public’s budget.

In a video clip that circulated on TikTok, Winfrey is asked by a fan about what to get his unwell mother. After racking her brains, the talk show legend suggested a particular red jewelry box she believed retails around the hundred-dollar mark. While that may have been small change to her, $100 was still a significant amount for the man in question. And when he asked if she could recommend something cheaper, the star responded in a rather patronizing fashion, “Lower than $100?”

Although Winfrey did come up with something that cost virtually nothing — a hand-made card featuring a list of 10 loving sentiments — she was still criticized by many viewers for her demeanor. “She said, ‘Oh you poor? I got a better gift for you,'” read one sassy comment (via Mirror).

Oprah Winfrey isn’t impressed with Ozempic users

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Oprah Winfrey waded into the ongoing argument about the use of weight loss drug Ozempic in 2023 during an episode of Oprah Daily’s “The Life You Want: The State of Weight.” The talk show legend told a panel of obesity medics that she’d never considered taking it, even when the going got really tough.

Winfrey explained (via the Independent), “When I first started hearing about the weight loss drugs, at the same time I was going through knee surgery, and I felt, ‘I’ve got to do this on my own.'” “The Color Purple” star was then accused of throwing shade at those who do take it when she added, “Because if I take the drug, that’s the easy way out.”

“You all know I’ve been on this journey for most of my life,” she went on to add. “My highest weight was 237 pounds. I don’t know if there is another public person whose weight struggle has been exploited as much as mine over the years. Shouldn’t we all just be more accepting of whatever body you choose to be in? That should be your choice.”