Oprah Winfrey will get emotional as she discusses painful childhood trauma

Oprah Winfrey will get emotional as she discusses painful childhood trauma

Oprah Winfrey will get emotional as she discusses one in all her painful childhood traumas that also haunts her after so a few years.

Talking on her self-titled podcast, the media mogul broke down in tears as she mirrored on her strained relationship along with her late mom Vernita Lee, who handed away in 2018.

Oprah, who was joined by American psychiatrist Dr. Bruce Perry, senior fellow of the Youngster Trauma Academy in Houston, remembered her battle to say one thing optimistic about her mom at a church after her dying.

“I had been asked to come to church to give all these accolades about my mother and I couldn’t think of one thing,” mentioned the 71-year-old as she choked up.

The Coloration Purple star shared the one finest reminiscence she may consider on the time was her mom “didn’t abort me. She did the best that she knew”.

She continued, “The best that she knew was not enough to feed what I needed, was not enough to make me feel whole.”

“…Was not enough to make me feel valued or seen or important to her. It was not,” remarked Oprah.

Nevertheless, she added, “It was the best that she could do, and I gave up the hope that it could have been anything other than what she had.”