Real life best friends Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King have teamed up for a tell-all video series on dating, loving and sex. The series is called The Oprah Gayle Chronicles and it sees the duo answering personal questions from fans as well as giving their best advice. "We cannot promise any miracles. There are none. But we can promise some opinions," Oprah said in the clip, as seen below. The first story by Oprah revolved around "spicing things ups" in a long term relationship, where she detailed one time she tried to do so herself with her partner, Stedman Graham. "One time I tried this, and this was so many years ago, I got this whole negligee thing and I'm standing at the stairs when he comes in, and he literally comes in -- Stedman -- walks right past me and says, 'What are you doing?'" she said. As for Gayle, she told her own story from when she was married. She explained how she once wrapped herself in saran wrap and a trench coat and when her partner came home, he simply asked: "What is that?" The friends even gave some honest advice to someone who's dating a man who is lying about having a job. Watch the video below for their honest answer.<doc-sep>Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King are the wise BFF duo my girlfriends and I wish we could turn to when the going gets rough. That's why their new series, "The OG Chronicles," on OprahMag.com is so great. The longtime friends plan to tackle a different topic each month, and for January, Oprah and Gayle focused on dating, sex, and relationships. The pair gave their advice to viewers looking to "spice things up" in the bedroom and also encouraged others to say "Boy, bye!" to a deceitful partner. Of course, Oprah slipped in some personal dating advice of her own, citing her long-term relationship with Stedman Graham. Watch the full video above to see Oprah and Gayle's fun-loving dynamic — and learn a thing or two along the way!<doc-sep>MadameNoire Featured Video Oprah Winfrey is the queen of all things TV and media, and now she’s poised to become our favorite relationship expert too. In a new digital series for Oprah Magazine, called ‘The OG Chronicles,’ Oprah and Gayle candidly answer audience relationship questions. One fan wrote in asking about how to “spice things up” in the bedroom for two empty nesters. “For me, I gotta say making cornbread kind of serves the purpose,” Oprah revealed. “I made some cornbread yesterday, and you would have thought I stripped myself butt-naked. Like, a little cornbread and black-eyed peas goes a long way in my house.” Winfrey also confessed she tried to surprise Stedman with some lingerie before, and it didn’t go as planned. “I’m standing at the stairs when he comes in, and he literally comes in, Stedman, walks right past me and says, ‘What are you doing? '” she explained. Another 34-year-old fan asked about whether she should stay with a man who won’t entertain the prospect of getting married or having children in the future. “You need to break up with him, and you also need to harvest your eggs,” Winfrey advised. “If I was a 34-year-old woman out here in the world where it’s hard out here for a pimp as you say, I would be harvesting my eggs.” Gayle agreed, saying that if she was in her thirties and desperate to have a family, she would go after it by any means necessary. “I used to say to my mother, if I hadn’t met anybody by the time I’m 32, I’m gonna go to a bar, I’m going to meet somebody. I’m gonna take him home while I’m ovulating, and I’m not gonna tell him this is what I’m doing. And she would say, ‘Don’t tell me that,’ but I meant that.” You can watch more below:<doc-sep>Never fear! Oprah Winfrey is here! The talk-show queen and her BFF Gayle King are giving fans relationship advice in their new video series, The OG Chronicles. In the series, which launched Tuesday for OprahMag.com, the dynamic duo answer readers' questions about dating and share their personal experiences. For instance, Winfrey tells the story of how her longtime love Stedman Graham reacted after she surprised him by wearing a sexy negligee. "I'm standing at the stairs when he comes in, and he literally comes in, Stedman, walks right past me and says, 'What are you doing?'" she recalls. However, King has an even "better" story. The CBS This Morning host once wrapped herself in Saran plastic wrap and put on a trench coat for her then-husband William Bumpus. "He went, 'What is that?' King says. "So, that's not good for your ego."<doc-sep>
Image : AP Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King have started a video series titled “The OG Chronicles.” According to OprahMag.com, they will answer readers questions and give them advice on a number of topics. The first one is on dating, and while it is my personal belief that almost no one gives good advice, if I were to seek guidance from anyone, it might as well be Oprah. The first question is from someone looking for advice on how to spice up their relationship with their longterm partner, as they are “newly empty-nesters.” A reasonable inquiry. Oprah—who has also taken this video opportunity to remind us she can pull off round eyeglasses—reveals that not all roads lead to sexy town, contrary to popular thinking: “Once I tried this, this was so many years ago, and I got the whole negligee thing and I’m standing at the stairs when he comes in, and he literally comes in—Steadman—and he walks right past me and he says, ‘What are you doing?’” Gayle agrees: Gayle: “I got one better, wrapped myself up with Saran Wrap—” Oprah: “No you didn’t—” Gayle: “Yes I did, when I was married, put on a trench coat, he came home, [I say] ‘Ta-da!’ and he went, ‘What is that?’ So that’s not good for your ego.” Oprah’s real advice on the matter is very sensible, which is that one should ask one’s partner what is sexy to them, instead of assuming it’s wrapping oneself in plastic wrap. She also suggests making food: “For me, I gotta say, making cornbread kind of serves the purpose. I made some cornbread yesterday, and you woulda thought I stripped myself butt-naked.” She goes on here, and it is honestly worth listening to yourself because of how hard she is trying to talk without bursting into laughter: Like, a little cornbread and black-eyed peas goes a long way in my house. I am not going to imagine what went on in Oprah’s household the day she made cornbread, but may we all find as much success in the bedroom as she does.