Oprah Winfrey is the happiest person she knows.
The 64-year-old media mogul - who has been in a relationship with businessman Stedman Graham, 67, for 32 years - doesn't think other people have 'better' lives than she does and she feels very fortunate.
She said: 'I don't know anyone happier. I don't know anyone who has a better life, or had a better life. I look at other people and I think, they look happy. But not as happy as me.'
'Every time I think of that.'
Her home is a mansion in Montecito, California, which has been valued at $90 million.
'Most people don't even know what makes them happy. But I can just sit on my porch and I'll start reading a book and then realise, OK, I'm not reading any more. I can just take it all in. I can just be.'
Oprah is proud of the fact she 'never' took time off sick during her long-running talk show because she didn't want to let down her audience.
She explained: 'I never missed a day in 25 years for The Oprah Winfrey Show no matter how sick I was. Not one.
'Why? Because I would always think about those people coming. You've got the whole manicure, pedicure. You've got a new dress. You've told your neighbours, the people you work with. Then you get there and I'm not there? You would rather see me ill, falling off the chair. That's the way I saw it.'
The 64-year-old media mogul - who has been in a relationship with businessman Stedman Graham, 67, for 32 years - doesn't think other people have 'better' lives than she does and she feels very fortunate.
'Every time I think of that.'
Her home is a mansion in Montecito, California, which has been valued at $90 million.
'Most people don't even know what makes them happy. But I can just sit on my porch and I'll start reading a book and then realise, OK, I'm not reading any more. I can just take it all in. I can just be.'
She explained: 'I never missed a day in 25 years for The Oprah Winfrey Show no matter how sick I was. Not one.
'Why? Because I would always think about those people coming. You've got the whole manicure, pedicure. You've got a new dress. You've told your neighbours, the people you work with. Then you get there and I'm not there? You would rather see me ill, falling off the chair. That's the way I saw it.'
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