Liz Gilbert’s Twisted Mind, US Open’s ‘Grit’ Shortage, and Oprah Touts Emma Willis’ Shameful Memoir
September 5, 2025
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as posted by the channelMaureen eviscerates ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ author, Liz Gilbert, who is pimping a new memoir that exploits the life and legacy of her deceased girlfriend. She exposes the depths of Gilbert’s dark behaviors with the self-proclaimed self-help guru’s own testimonial about her plans to expedite the death of her life partner, Rayya, who was already dying of cancer. Then, Maureen points to the lack of “grit” and sportsmanship at this year’s US Open, as exhibited by many meltdowns on the court. She also unleashes on both Oprah and her latest pet project, Emma Willis, crucifying them for shamelessly exploiting her husband's illness.
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