Oprah Winfrey has paid millions to Apple TV+ chiefs to ensure a documentary about her life doesn’t see the light of day.

Media queen Oprah Winfrey has bought back the rights to a two-part Apple TV+ documentary, ensuring that the documentary will never be streamed or aired unless she decides to do so herself. Apple TV+ in 2021 announced the documentary, which was headed by Kevin MacDonald and Lisa Erspamer, saying it would tell the story of 25 years of Winfrey’s life.

Oprah Winfrey has been living in the public eye so long, at times it feels like we know everything about her life. However, most of what we actually know comes from an image that’s she’s curated to audiences over the years.

Spread the loveThe media mogul, philanthropist, and talk show legend Oprah Winfrey, known for her open and candid approach, has surprisingly taken a different stance when it comes to her latest documentary,

A spokesperson for Winfrey put things a bit nicer: "As the Apple TV+ deal was coming to an end, Ms. Winfrey bought back the rights to her docu-series and has since decided to put the doc on hold. Ms.

World-renowned American host and TV producer Oprah Winfrey has reportedly paid a large sum to secure back the rights of a documentary made on her life She paid Apple TV to prevent the release of the documentary in public domains.