Oprah Winfrey on Vacationing with the Obamas: 'What Happens on the Boat, Stays on the Boat'
Oprah Winfrey's lips are sealed when it comes to her vacation with Barack and Michelle Obama.
The media mogul, 63, was at the New York City premiere of her new film, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, when she was asked about her recent trip with two members of the former first family.
"I can't talk about it, I can't talk about it!" Winfrey said. "What happens on the boat, stays on the boat."
While she may not have been able to disclose whether the former president and first lady sipped on margaritas, or whether Hanks joined them for water skiing, she seemed relaxed on the red carpet.
In a previous interview with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's Editorial Director Jess Cagle, Winfrey opened up about starring in and executive-producing HBO's upcoming film.
"This story is about a daughter's yearning," she says. "Her longing to know who she is and to find her own identity through the identity of her mother. If she can figure out who her mother is, she will know who she is. She can find herself through that."
"I had similar things happen [to me], so I could relate and be empathetic," she adds. "But trying to find the space of deep pain was harder for me. ... It was easier for me to take on somebody else's energy and somebody else's pain than to tap into my own."
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