Oprah Winfrey open up on why she never get married, Talks about coping with Depression (Details, pics)

In her new interview, The billionaire businesswoman open up on how she cope with depression and why she never get married again.

‘In your 40s, you’re coming into it, you’re intellectualising things, and you kind of know it and you feel it, she says. ‘But there is a deepening and a broadening and quickening of the knowing that happens in your 50s.

‘Maya Angelou used to say to me, ‘The 50s are everything you’ve been meaning to be.’ You’d been meaning to be that person. By the time you hit 60, there are just no damn apologies. And certainly not at 63.

‘And the weight thing that was always such a physical, spiritual, emotional burden for me—no apologies for that either.’

On Her Relationship with Stedman Graham:

‘Nobody believes it, but it’s true. The only time I brought it up was when I said to Stedman, ‘What would have happened if we had actually gotten married?’ And the answer is: ‘We wouldn’t be together.’

‘We would not have stayed together, because marriage requires a different way of being in this world. His interpretation of what it means to be a husband and what it would mean for me to be a wife would have been pretty traditional, and I would not have been able to fit into that.’

On Having To End The Oprah Winfrey Show:

‘I started thinking about the times: where we were, would I be able to take it digital. People were moving into ‘I want to be able to watch it when I want to watch it,’ and the four o’clock hour was no longer must-see television.

‘I could feel that happening with the audience. Their behaviors were shifting, and the media world was changing. I had written something in my journals years before: ‘I never want to stay too long in the ring so I end up punch-drunk.’ I didn’t want people saying, ‘She shoulda quit that show three years ago!’’