Really we can't imagine being Oprah Winfrey, we are sure she deals with a lot of challenges in showbiz.   Oprah allegedly says she almost had a nervous breakdown, because she was taking on too much work with the movie, 'The Butler' and her network.   We'll certainly keep her in our prayers, she needs it like everyone else.

According to ktla.com, the media mogul said her medical emergency was brought on by stress while she was juggling her then struggling television channel, The Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), and shooting “Lee Daniels’ The Butler.”

Oprah Winfrey Confirms She Nearly Had a Nervous Breakdown

Oprah Winfrey has admitted she suffered from symptoms of a nervous breakdown earlier this year.

When asked by “Access Hollywood” if there was any validity to media reports that she had a nervous breakdown...Read full article, here.



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Oprah Winfrey opens up about Trayvon Martin and allegedly said his death is no different than Emmett Till.  However, Oprah Winfrey went on to admit we still have came along ways, regardless of all the injustices in America.  We certainly can agree with celebrity talk show host, Oprah Winfrey, although it hurts to experience some racial situations, we've still have come along ways in this country. 

According to Mail Online,  'Trayvon Martin, parallel to Emmett Till,' Oprah told The Grio's Chris Witherspoon in a short clip of the interview that aired on MSNBC Monday. ''Let me just tell you, in my mind, same thing'.   

We really respect Oprah for being honest, which many other celebrities in this era would be afraid to do. In our opinion, to a certain degree some celebrities are in modern day slavery with a slave mentality.  Oprah is a very courageous human being and because of strong African Americans like herself is why we have came a long ways, most of all, because of God.

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Oprah says the shooting of Trayvon Martin is the 'same thing' as the torture and murder of Emmett Till in 1955

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While promoting her new movie, 'The Butler,' Oprah Winfrey compared the death of Trayvon Martin to the 1955 murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till, which helped ignite the civil rights movement.

'Trayvon Martin, parallel to Emmett Till,' Oprah told The Grio's Chris Witherspoon in a short clip of the interview that aired on...

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