Ep 7. The Peetes, Lauren Holly, Ali Wentworth, Penn & Teller, Bernie Mac's Widow
- March 12, 2016
In this episode of Oprah: Where Are They Now?, viewers get an update on some familiar faces from the entertainment world. The first feature goes inside the lives of Holly Robinson Peete and her husband, retired NFL quarterback Rodney Peete. The couple discuss the joys and challenges of raising their son, R.J., who has autism, as well as their efforts to bring awareness to the condition through their nonprofit organization, the HollyRod Foundation.
Next up is actress Lauren Holly, who rose to fame in the 1990s with roles in hit films like Dumb and Dumber and Beautiful Girls. She opens up to Oprah about her life now, including her recent marriage to an investment banker, and her decision to step away from Hollywood to spend more time with her children.
Comedian Ali Wentworth, known for her roles in TV shows like In Living Color and Head Case, discusses her battle with a rare eye disease that threatened her vision. She also shares how her marriage to news anchor George Stephanopoulos has helped her move forward, and gives an inside look at her new book, Go Ask Ali.
Then, comedic duo Penn & Teller give fans a glimpse into their lives offstage, including how they stay creatively inspired and their passion for magic. They also discuss their long and successful partnership, which has spanned over 40 years.
Finally, the episode concludes with an emotional interview with Rhonda McCullough, the widow of late comedian Bernie Mac. Rhonda reflects on her husband's life and legacy, and reveals how she has continued his philanthropic work through the Bernie Mac Foundation. She also gives an update on their daughter, who was just 10 years old when Bernie passed away.
Overall, this episode of Oprah: Where Are They Now? offers a diverse and fascinating look into the lives of some of entertainment's biggest names. Viewers will be inspired by the resilience and determination of these individuals as they navigate the ups and downs of life in the public eye.
