It’s now crystal clear that Taraji P. Henson wasn’t exaggerating when she called out Oprah Winfrey for the unjust and inhumane treatment her staff faced while shooting the movie “The Color Purple.”

In a shocking turn of events, Fantasia Barrino has taken center stage, unleashing a torrent of revelations aimed squarely at the queen of media, Oprah Winfrey.

She has accused the media mogul of treating the cast members and other workers so horribly that it’s almost hard to believe.

Fantasia’s explosive claims have sent shockwaves through many, and we can’t quite wrap our heads around why a well-respected Black woman would treat a whole community of passionate Black women like trash.

According to Fantasia, Oprah created a harsh working environment by underpaying the cast, forcing them to endure long commutes without adequate security, and making them share limited facilities like trailers on set.

These allegations add to the growing criticism Oprah has faced regarding her treatment of Black actors in Hollywood.

Despite Oprah’s prominent role and influence in the industry, these accusations suggest significant discontent among some of her collaborators.

We’re in for a wild ride as we unravel this high-profile feud, trying to understand the full extent of these claims and their implications for Oprah’s reputation and legacy.