Rose McGowan Laces Into Oprah Winfrey Over Harvey Weinstein: 'Fake As They Come'
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The actor slammed Winfrey for her relationship with the disgraced film executive and for "supporting a sick power structure for personal gain."
Rose McGowan attacked Oprah Winfrey in a tweet, lambasting the legendary media mogul for being “as fake as they come” alongside an image of Winfrey and disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein. The actor shared a snapshot of Winfrey giving Weinstein a kiss, taken at the 2014 Critics’ Choice Movie Awards, with the caption: “I am glad more are seeing the ugly truth of @Oprah. I wish she were real, but she isn’t.” McGowan’s Sunday tweet further slams Winfrey for “being pals with Weinstein” and for “abandoning & destroying Russell Simmon’s victims.” That’s a likely reference to Winfrey stepping away from a documentary in early 2020 that centered on a former music executive who accused Simmons, founder of the hip hop Def Jam label, of sexual misconduct.
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