Oprah Winfrey is preparing for her first visit to Australia in a decade, and she has turned to Hugh Jackman for travel advice. In an Instagram video, the media mogul revealed she would be in the country for two weeks, prompting an enthusiastic response from the Australian actor.
Jackman quickly assumed the role of tour guide, recommending that Oprah start her Sydney visit with the coastal walk from Bondi Beach to Bronte Beach. He described it as a 40-minute stroll featuring sculptures from the annual Sculpture by the Sea exhibition, and suggested a spontaneous ocean dip as the ultimate jetlag cure.
For food, Jackman directed Oprah to Bills restaurant for its famous ricotta hotcakes, which he declared the best in the world. He also encouraged her to engage with locals, noting that Australians are the best conversationalists.
Oprah's visit is for 'Oprah In Conversation: Presented by Lilly', a series of intimate events in Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane and Melbourne this December. The tour marks ten years since her last sold-out Australian visit, with discussions on authenticity, resilience and purpose.
