Oprah Winfrey Salms Fake Report That She Was Arrested For Sex Trafficking
Recently a rumour began to stir Oprah Winfrey's name among several other celebrities who were busted for sex trafficking but was shut down by Oprah herself
It's
only
been
a
few
days
since
coronavirus
quarantine
has
been
enforced
in
major
parts
of
the
world,
but
netizens
are
coming
up
with
new
ways
to
keep
themselves
entertained.
Recently
a
rumour
began
to
stir
Oprah
Winfrey's
name
among
several
other
celebrities
who
were
busted
for
sex
trafficking.
However,
the
queen
of
daytime
TV
shut
down
the
rumours
by
taking
to
social
media
on
Tuesday.
She
tweeted,
"Just
got
a
phone
call
that
my
name
is
trending.
And
being
trolled
for
some
awful
FAKE
thing.
It's
NOT
TRUE.
Haven't
been
raided,
or
arrested.
Just
sanitizing
and
self
distancing
with
the
rest
of
the
world.
Stay
safe
everybody.🙏🏾"
Just
got
a
phone
call
that
my
name
is
trending.
And
being
trolled
for
some
awful
FAKE
thing.
It’s
NOT
TRUE.
Haven’t
been
raided,
or
arrested.
Just
sanitizing
and
self
distancing
with
the
rest
of
the
world.
Stay
safe
everybody.🙏🏾
The
rumours
started
with
a
conspiracy
theory
about
Oprah
being
arrested
for
sex
trafficking
after
a
report
stated
that
former
Hollywood
producer
Harvey
Weinstein,
who
has
received
a
23-year
sentence
for
rape
and
assault,
got
a
shorter
sentence
in
exchange
for
blowing
the
whistle
on
the
supposed
trafficking
activities
in
the
US.
The
report
also
stated
other
celebrities
like
Tom
Hanks,
who
is
currently
recovering
from
Coronavirus
in
Australia
with
Rita
Willson,
Steven
Spielberg,
Ellen
DeGeneres,
politicians
Bill
Clinton,
Joe
Biden
and
more.
Netizens
on
finding
out
about
the
rumour
couldn't
keep
it
calm,
while
several
shared
how
shocked
they
were,
others
already
knew
not
to
believe
the
reports.
@CentricGypsy
wrote,
"this
lil
quarantine
got
y'all
going
crazy.
Oprah
and
sex
ring
don't
even
sound
right
together
😭" while,
@baseballnchill
added,
"Day
3
of
quarantine
and
y'all
are
making
up
shit
about
Oprah,
day
26
is
going
to
be
super
interesting"
COVID-19
was
declared
as
a
pandemic
by
the
World
Health
Organization
as
the
cases
spread
across
100
countries
and
claimed
lives
of
over
4000
people
worldwide.
The
highest
cases
have
been
found
in
China,
where
the
virus
was
first
found
and
in
Italy,
where
the
cities
have
been
put
under
lockdown.