Oprah Winfrey reiterates that she will not run for the presidency

LONDON (Reuters) – US TV mogul Oprah Winfrey reiterated that she will not stand in the presidential election, saying it would "kill her", putting an end to speculation about a potential bid for 2020.

In an interview with British Vogue, the actress and producer has once again tackled the subject after much discussion about whether she would watch the White House following a moving speech at this year's Golden Globe Awards year.

"In this political structure – all the untruths, bullshit, bullshit, wickedness, the tricks of the rear guard that's going on – I feel like I could not exist," said Winfrey at the magazine. its cover of August.

"I would not be able to do that.It's not a clean business."

Winfrey received a standing ovation when she spoke of victims of sexual misconduct in her speech of acceptance of a Golden Globe for the accomplishment of a lifetime, in which she congratulated the women who denounced the harassment and the abuses in Hollywood.

"The people speak of "these times are so dark", but what if we change the paradigm? Because I see it differently, "Winfrey, referring to the #metoo and Time's Up moves, told British Vogue, who published excerpts from his interview on his website.

" I see, "It's not remarkable that we were waking up?" For years, women have endured madness. That's what happens to people. They allow themselves not only to become corroded, but to become hysterical. You have to look at happiness.

Known simply as Oprah to his fans, Winfrey also spoke about Britain's Prince Harry's marriage to actress Meghan Markle in May.

The ceremony, which featured a passionate sermon of the African-American Bishop Michael Curry on the power of love, has been viewed by millions of people around the world.

"He let me feel that everything is possible thanks to the power of love, "she said." Reverend Curry was right! "