'Awful': Oprah Winfrey debunks rumours of her getting arrested for sex trafficking

American media executive, Oprah Winfrey took on Twitter on March 18 to address an “awful fake thing” which led to her being trending on various social media platforms. t only did 66-year-old actor said that “its t true” but also informed that she has t been raided or arrested, instead, in wake of deadly coronavirus outbreak, she is adhering to social distancing from world. 

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Rumours against Winfrey

According to international reports, Winfrey had to spoke about rumour after an unidentified post went viral across social media platforms that she had been arrested and her house was raided, allegedly for sex trafficking. conspiracy ory without a source had also stated that one-time Hollywood mogul, Harvey Weinstein received a 23-year-old sentence for rape an assault instead of longer prison time in exchange for blowing whistle on apparent trafficking activities of t just Winfrey but also like Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, Ellen DeGeneres, and politicians including Bill Clinton and Joe Biden. 

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With increasing panic regarding pandemic, many internet users also reacted to fake news about celebrities and said: “People are bored in quarantine”. Recently, even White House national Security had to debunk ar rumour of putting United States under lockdown and said that it was “fake”. t only did authorities informed that messs were untrue but also assured that re is “ lockdown” while country has at least 6,522 confirmed cases with 116 deaths due to fatal COVID-19. 

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