Oprah Winfrey | Photo courtesy of OWN

Oprah Winfrey purportedly released a statement a few hours after the Miss Universe 2011 was crowned, yesterday. Below is the said statement which was allegedly shared by Oprah to NBC News:

“I have reservations with the results. If the only basis is the Q and A portion…, after having been trimmed down to 5, Ms. Philippines deserved to win. What made her different from the rest is that she had no seconds to rethink of her answer as she had no interpreter to break the ice. The rest had their interpreters and having breaks on seconds to think about their answers. Hands down, Ms. Philippines answered straight to the point.”

The alleged Oprah statement made its rounds in social media sites and was even picked up by some news sites despite the absence of a reliable "mother link."

Just today, Oprah Winfrey's camp has denied the "Queen of Talk" making the said statement.

"There is no truth to the statement. Ms. Winfrey has not made any comments of this nature." the moderator of Oprah's official website said.

Tom Hanks, Tom Cruise and Stevie Wonder are among the stars who surprised Oprah Winfrey during a farewell double-episode taping of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" which will come before the finale original.

Other celebrities and personalities who turned Oprah's farewell show into a star-studded event include Aretha Franklin, Michael Jordan, Jerry Seinfel, Madonna, Kristen Chenoweth, John Legend, Josh Groban, Josh Groban, Jamie Foxx, Maria Shriver, Stedman Graham, Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith, Halle Berry, Queen Latifah, Katie Holmes, Dakota Fanning, Diane Sawyer, Beyonce, Rascal Flatts, Rascal Flatts, Lisa Ling, Carson Kressley, Jessica Seinfeld, Ally Wentworth, Bob Greene and Richard Daley.

The show, which is set to air on May 23 and 24, is billed as "Oprah's Surprise Spectacular" because not even the talk show queen know who would be appearing.

Meanwhile, the finale will air on May 25, which would close 25 years of the most-watched daytime talk show in America.