Harriet Brewis
Apr 06, 2021
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Sadly, many of us will know a thing or two about sending drunken messages to a friend (or an ex).
However, not many of us can say that we’ve left a vomiting voicemail to Oprah Winfrey.
This is an exclusive badge of dishonour worn by a New Jersey man who has apologised to the superstar interviewer and actress for his stomach-churning behaviour.
As part of a TikTok challenge urging users to “show me a video telling me you’re drunk without actually telling me you’re drunk,” Ryan Finley posted a recording of himself.
A screengrab shows that the recording was sent to Oprah’s official Instagram account at 4.17am on Sunday.
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“Oprah... Oprah, I don’t feel too well,” a heavily slurring Finley can be heard saying.
He then suddenly starts vomiting audibly for several seconds before ending the message: “Oprah, I am Batman.”
Alongside the clip, he wrote the caption: “I am so sorry Oprah.”
Finley looked pretty pleased with himself as he shared the recording
His video has now been viewed more than 1.2 million times by fellow TikTokers who have asked: “What made you decide to send this to Oprah?”
One observed: “You don’t even follow her, how did you end up there?”
Another asked: “Why were you thinking of Oprah while throwing up, I’m so intrigued.”
And another user offered: “You simply needed emotional support and who is better than Oprah?”
But Finley responded simply: “I thought she’d like it.”
Unlucky for Finley, it’s highly unlikely that she’s even seen (or heard) the unsavoury voice note.
She has 19 million followers on Instagram – and doesn’t follow Finley – so it’s safe to say she has more pressing messages to attend to.
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