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Oprah wants to go glamping with Michelle Obama

Oprah is ready to get her glamp on.

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Oprah is ready to get her glamp on.
By Jennifer Brett
Jan 4, 2017

First Lady Michelle Obama is transitioning to life as a private citizen soon, so why not hit the trails with Oprah Winfrey for a fun glamping trip?

Glamping, as my colleague Helena Oliviero has explained, is like camping, only posher .

Oprah revealed her goals during a visit to The Dr. Oz show. It airs today at 3 p.m. on Channel 2, right before Channel 2 Action News at 4.

"I believe in glamping," Oprah said. "Why should I camp, when I can glamp?"

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