DINH DOONG

It’s remarkable how much is happening behind the scenes in Hollywood, especially with the revelations of powerful figures facing serious accusations. Just the other day, I found myself on set with a few actresses, and during a break, they looked visibly exhausted, mentioning they hadn’t slept for 2-3 days. I asked them what was going on, and it hit me: they were suffering from PTSD. As we talked more openly about it, everyone shared stories of their own experiences. This truly felt like a watershed moment, one where people are finally speaking out.

And then there’s the case of Colmes, who faced a multi-million dollar lawsuit last November, accused of physical and drug-related assault. Though he denied the allegations, he settled the lawsuit almost immediately. However, this was just the beginning. That case set off a flood of litigation with multiple men and women coming forward with accusations against Colmes. All these lies and accusations are finally being exposed, and while some may take this the wrong way, the truth always comes to light.

Things got even more bizarre when the feds announced they had video evidence from the raids on the infamous Hollywood “freak offs.” Allegedly, they know which celebrities were involved, and now the pressure is mounting. People are nervous about getting that call from the U.S. attorney’s office. Whether it’s to testify or simply to be interviewed, no one wants to be involved, but it’s happening.

Recently, Jaguar Wright has been vocal about the entire scandal. She even claimed that Oprah Winfrey left the country after Diddy’s recent arrest, fearing she might be exposed as part of a larger industry cover-up. According to Jaguar, Diddy’s arrest is only the beginning of something far bigger—there’s an entire network of powerful Hollywood figures involved, and Oprah is allegedly part of it.

It’s not the first time Oprah’s name has been linked to controversy. Over the years, her connections with people like Harvey Weinstein and Jeffrey Epstein have raised eyebrows. Now, even more disturbing allegations are emerging. Ally Carter, who claims to be a victim of a Hollywood trafficking ring, has made bold claims, saying she saw Oprah in the secret tunnels used by elites for exploitation. Jaguar Wright suggests that Oprah may have played a role in recruiting victims for Diddy and others in the industry, something that has been whispered about for years.

The web of rumors gets even more tangled when you consider Oprah’s associations with John of God, the Brazilian spiritual healer who was sentenced to prison for sexual crimes against over 600 women. Oprah had once interviewed him and praised his work, but as the truth came out, she quickly distanced herself.

Celebrities like 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg have also criticized Oprah over the years, accusing her of using her platform to protect powerful men like Weinstein. 50 Cent even went as far as to call Oprah an “Oreo” — suggesting she’s black on the outside but aligns with a white agenda on the inside. Meanwhile, Snoop Dogg lashed out after Oprah’s friend Gayle King made controversial comments about Kobe Bryant shortly after his passing.

It’s becoming increasingly clear that Hollywood’s dark underbelly is being exposed. What began with Weinstein has snowballed into something much larger. If we make this just about one person, like Diddy or Weinstein, we miss the point. This is a moment where many women—and men—are stepping forward to reclaim their voices.