Oprah Asking Britney About Virginity in 2002

[AOLUV]

In light of the Framing Britney Spears documentary, I wanted to share this clip from Oprah in 2001. She asks Britney about her virginity, but does it quite differently than most people at that time. She seems quite respectful of Britney and it's nice to see.  

 

[Avatar]

Oprah should have been cancelled a long time ago. I don't know why everyone acts like she's so great because she became a billionaire (by exploiting people) 

[J in the Mix]

Oprah is a queen! She is always so empathetic and respectful. This is how you do journalism! 👏🏽
 

I hope she sits down with her again, when she’s ready. 

[rennen]

*2002 

[conceptuel]

America baffles me tbh

smh the world capital of ****ography is harassing a 20yo girl about her virginity 

 

[MadameFreedom]

She asked Michael Jackson the same question back in 1993. She is so overrated and me as a European I don't understand her status as a icon. She is nothing more just a tabliod style so called journalist.

And after Leaving Neverland BS and her being BFF with Harvey Weinstein for me she is finished and I don't understand why she is not cancelled.

[Britneylandia]

She was nice tbh.

[tommy_boy]

This wasn't that bad. I mean, she's right about that's not anybody's business. And I also remember in this interview she praised Britney because even her people behind the scenes were saying how nice and humble she was with the whole production crew. 

[PokemonSpears]

28 minutes ago, conceptuel said:

America baffles me tbh

smh the world capital of ****ography is harassing a 20yo girl about her virginity 

 

she's not harassing her, this is after Britney had already been questioned about it since the prior years, and because it's a topic that also gets touched in Crossroads, which she was also promoting.

Technically, she wasn't asking her whether she was virgin or not, but rather about the statements she had to do about it after she got questioned all the time, and if you see till the end, it was all following up to Oprah telling her she had all the right to change her mind anyways.