McGowan wrote: “I’m glad she’s witnessing more and more of Oprah’s horrible truth. She’s not real, but I wish she was. She’s about supporting a corrupt power structure for her own benefit, from befriending Weinstein to abandoning and destroying Russell.” Simmon’s victims. She is completely fake. #lizard.”

About a year after Oprah stepped down from her role as executive producer of Russell Simmons’ #MeToo documentary, McGowan stepped in. At the time, Oprah stated her reason for leaving: “More work needs to be done on the film to clarify the full extent of what the victims endured, and it became clear that the filmmakers and I were not united in that creative vision. “

Oprah said she “definitely believes in and supports women” in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter at the time. Their stories deserve to be heard and told.

Unfortunately, Oprah has spoken to Weinstein in the past. In 2013, she starred in The Butler, a film distributed by the Weinstein Company. After actresses began coming forward as Weinstein’s victims, Oprah admitted that she had previously been “friendly with Harvey” but claimed that she “didn’t know any of this was going on” and that she would have gone ahead if she had known he was. was a predator attacking women.

“Everybody has a story, so I believe this is a turning point. We’re going to miss this opportunity if we only make it about Harvey Weinstein, according to Oprah.”

Weinstein is in prison for 23 years for rape and s*xual abuse.

A convicted s*x offender will also face additional legal challenges for other crimes. He was recently extradited to Los Angeles because local authorities want to charge him with other crimes that will require him to stand trial.

The California drama with reference to Gavin Newsome’s election has captivated McGowan lately. Conservative Twitter sources say Newsome’s wife approached her and asked her to keep quiet.